Respect at York: update on tackling hate crime
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In response to race crime in the city and on campus, the University continues to work with local partners (City of York Council and North Yorkshire Police), including conducting joint patrols. The police have recently made arrests and, along with our Campus Safety team, have jointly delivered banning letters to a number of youths as a result of anti-social behaviour including, but not exclusively, hate-related incidents. If you are concerned about an incident, please use our Report + Support tool or contact the police.
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Important: Updated calculator policy for exams
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The Exams Office and the University's Standing Committee on Assessment have agreed that, in all future closed assessments where they are permitted, calculators will be provided exclusively by the Exams Office. You will no longer be permitted to bring your own calculator to exams. Read about the updated calculator policy for exams.
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Library Café weekend opening
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Cyclists: light up, be seen, stay safe
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As evenings grow darker, visibility on the roads is crucial for everyone’s safety. In order to avoid a fine, you must have bike lights on when cycling in the dark. The Travel and Transport team are giving away free bike safety gear on Thursday (27 November), including high visibility vests, bike lights and slap wrap arm reflectors.
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1. Update: Where to go for student support
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From 1 December 2025, we are making some changes to how we structure student support in order to make the experience clearer and more consistent for all students. We are re-focusing our college teams and evolving how you access wellbeing support, with the Student Hub becoming the central point of contact for all support needs. Find out more about our student support update.
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2. How to give useful feedback on your modules
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You may be asked this week to evaluate your current modules but do you know how to give the most useful feedback? After the module evaluation period closes, your academic department outlines actions they will take as a direct result of what you say. But in order to help them do this, your feedback needs to be specific, courteous, impartial, honest and forward-looking. See our guide to giving constructive feedback in surveys to help your department further enhance your academic journey.
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3. College elections: vote now!
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Choose who you want to represent you to make your college experience the best it can be. Vote now in your college elections! Voting closes at 12pm on Friday (28 November).
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4. Supporting our independent students
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Offers, competitions and opportunities
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Log on to Handshake, our careers platform, for jobs and opportunities:
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Find out more student news
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See all updates for students on our website:
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