Note: This is the 2012 guide - a new edition of this film was released in May 2018 and can be found here --- YSTV's look at the colleges at the University of York available to new students, both undergraduate and postgraduate, in August 2012. Featuring typical rooms in each college, to help you decide on your accommodation and college membership. Can't remember what Vanbrugh College was like from the open day? Don't know what a room in Derwent D Block looks like since it was refurbished? It's all here in this film. For any more information about the university from a student's point of view, drop YSTV an email at info@ystv.co.uk Important links: http://www.york.ac.uk/colleges http://www.york.ac.uk/accommodation http://www.york.ac.uk/maps http://mail.york.ac.uk http://www.yusu.org http://www.york.ac.uk/students/welcome/
Steve Perring looks back at the History of York University Student Union (YUSU) on the eve of its 50th birthday.
The first episode of the 6 part sitcom by Christian Smith & Andy Lake. The students make their way to university. Go on, give us a like! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Humble-Pie-sitcom/369244656421934
PLEASE NOTE: This film was made in July 2010. A significant number of changes have been made to the accommodation since then, particularly the move of Langwith college to Heslington East and the old Langwith accommodation becoming part of Derwent. A new edition of this film was released on 16 August 2012 to include these updates and can be found here: http://ystv.co.uk/watch/freshers-guide/GuidetoColleges2012/ --- A look at the colleges at the University of York available to York undergraduates. Featuring a look at each of the colleges, experiences and memories of the colleges from last year's freshers and members of the Junior Common Room Committee. Also, featuring a typical rooms at each of the colleges. Can't remember what Vanbrugh College was like from the open day? Don't know what a room in James College B Block looks like? It's all here in this film. For any more information about the university from a student's point of view drop YSTV an email at info@ystv.co.uk
This YSTV original series is all about what our members have been getting up to over the summer. This time, Station Director Meg pays Station Director Liv a visit.
Join Hannah for a whistle-stop tour of everything our two campuses have to offer here at the University of York.
Our take on the hit Channel 4 show returns at last, but can either team of fugitives complete the tasks and outrun the Hunters?
With more than 40 livestreams in a single weekend, Roses 2022 was our biggest ever. Here's how we made it happen.
This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, in the series finale, Tom finally confronts Max over his incessant and gratuitous bell usage.
All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, in association with Take 22 Films, a story involving two friends, the Macarena and a stolen duck.
Anna Cornish explores some of York's most famous landmarks and best-kept secrets.
All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Aeres is just looking for a roommate she can live with.
This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, the team recap the action from some less-than-conventional sports.
Tom Foreman reports from the Bowl and Vase football finals of the College Cup 2022.
All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Sarah Maguire presents her take on Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 classic "The Birds".
This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, our presenters are foiled by the fencing.
Here are the highlights from Quack!, a duck-themed film festival run by students, for students. You can donate to the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust by clicking here - please give generously.
We talk about Apple's new M1 chip, Nvidia's rumoured GTX 3060Ti, Blackmagic Videoassists!
In the era of Covid-19, campus can feel like a very different place. Therefore, YSTV sent two of our most "professional" presenters to give you a comprehensive tour.
This YSTV original series is all about what our members have been getting up to over the summer. This time, Station Director Meg pays Station Director Liv a visit.
Join Hannah for a whistle-stop tour of everything our two campuses have to offer here at the University of York.
Our take on the hit Channel 4 show returns at last, but can either team of fugitives complete the tasks and outrun the Hunters?
With more than 40 livestreams in a single weekend, Roses 2022 was our biggest ever. Here's how we made it happen.
This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, in the series finale, Tom finally confronts Max over his incessant and gratuitous bell usage.
All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, in association with Take 22 Films, a story involving two friends, the Macarena and a stolen duck.
Anna Cornish explores some of York's most famous landmarks and best-kept secrets.
All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Aeres is just looking for a roommate she can live with.
This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, the team recap the action from some less-than-conventional sports.
Tom Foreman reports from the Bowl and Vase football finals of the College Cup 2022.
All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Sarah Maguire presents her take on Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 classic "The Birds".
This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, our presenters are foiled by the fencing.
Here are the highlights from Quack!, a duck-themed film festival run by students, for students. You can donate to the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust by clicking here - please give generously.
We talk about Apple's new M1 chip, Nvidia's rumoured GTX 3060Ti, Blackmagic Videoassists!
In the era of Covid-19, campus can feel like a very different place. Therefore, YSTV sent two of our most "professional" presenters to give you a comprehensive tour.
Having hit our minimum of £3500, we are now pushing forwards at ystv.co.uk/rig to our main goal of £7650.
YSTV's end of year show to commemorate our fantastic new lighting rig, thank the incredible alumni who donated, and say hello/goodbye to members new and old.
In the first episode of Front Row, Tom talks to The Yorker's film editor Jasmine Sahu about big musical release Les Miserables and wartime classic Casablanca, while the students of York are asked their opinions on the films of 2012.
Theo joined the Freshers of Halifax College who tried out baking bread* with Baking Society and had a (dough)ball *CUPCAKES!!!
Lancaster University Brass Band's set for the UniBrass Shield Trophy 2017. Pieces in this set: 1. Londonerry Air - Irish Traditional arr. Stephen Roberts 2. The Cross of Honour - William Rimmer 3. Clog Dance - J. Marcangelo arr. Bill Charleson 4. Concerto de Aranjuez - Joaquin Rodrigo arr. Kevin Bolton 5. Finale from William Tell Overture - Rossini arr. John Howarth
University of Chichester Brass Band's set for the UniBrass Shield Trophy 2017. Pieces in this set: 1. The Entry of the Gladiators - Julius Fucik arr. Gordon Langford 2. Seal Lullaby - Eric Whitacre arr. Paul Sharman 3. 633 Squadron - Ron Goodwin arr. Frank Bryce 4. Mack and Mable Overture - Jerry Herman arr. Keith Wilkinson
Nottingham Trent University Brass Band's set for the UniBrass Shield Trophy 2017. Pieces in this set: 1. Army of the Nile - Kenneth J. Alford 2. Lament from "Stabat Mater" - Karl Jenkins arr. Robert Childs & Andrew Wainwright 3. Berne Patrol - Swiss Traditional arr. Elgar Howarth 4. Sing Sing Sing - Louis Prima arr. Ray Woodfield
Tom and Kieron Moore discuss Quentin Tarantino's new Western Django Unchained, the winner of our competition is revealed, and the episode wraps up with a look back at David Lynch's flop Dune. Like us at www.facebook.com/FrontRowYSTV Any suggestions for films to be reviewed? Let us know at frontrow@ystv.co.uk
Why do Scientists need massive computers? How do they work and what are they actually used for? Find out in this interesting talk by the University of York's very own Dr Matt Probert.
Dr Yvette Hancock will talk about her experiences in cross discipline science and how broadening her knowledge has helped her many areas of research.
After her strange date with Connor, Layla awakens to find herself surrounded by a group of university vampires. After finding out more about the mysterious shapeshifter Malkin and the whereabouts of the missing students, it becomes apparent that there is a far greater danger waiting upon the horizon. Knowing this, Layla is left with the choice of either aligning with the vampires or returning to student life. A choice which invites nothing more than a series of consequences. Written and Directed by Rhys Hayes, Cinematography by Matt Young and Kieron Moore, Produced by Eloise Davison, Edited by Rob Ashton For Behind The Scenes, and more updates, follow: http://facebook.com/YSTVcampus Send Us A Tweet! @YSTVcampus
Layla Bennett, your average university student, has her life turned upside down after several other university students are revealed as missing. After a chance meeting Layla realises that there is darker side to her university than meets the eye, a world full of vampires, shapeshifters and other creatures that go bump in the night. Written and Directed by Rhys Hayes, Cinematography by Matt Young and Kieron Moore, Produced by Eloise Davison, Edited by Rob Ashton
Layla Bennett, your average university student, has her life turned upside down after several other university students are revealed as missing. After a chance meeting Layla realises that there is a darker side to her university than meets the eye, a world full of vampires, shapeshifters and other creatures that go bump in the night. Written and Directed by Rhys Hayes, Cinematography by Matt Young and Kieron Moore, Produced by Eloise Davison, Edited by Rob Ashton For Behind The Scenes, Episode 2 Updates and the YUSU Campus/Halloween Event, follow: http://facebook.com/YSTVcampus Send Us A Tweet! @YSTVcampus
A preview of Campus: A Tale of Terrors showing how the rotoscope effect can be used to make people... disappear... Episode 1 will be released on YSTV in Freshers Week, Wednesday 2nd October
Layla Bennett, your average university student, finds herself thrown into a world where vampires, shapeshifters and other creatures from gothic fiction are real. She begins to make choices which will affect not only her degree but the rest of her life, bearing consequences not only for herself but everyone around her. Written by Rhys Hayes Filmed by Matt Young Edited by Rob Ashton and Emily Vizard Produced by Kieron Moore and Eloise Davison
The first episode of the 6 part sitcom by Christian Smith & Andy Lake. The students make their way to university. Go on, give us a like! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Humble-Pie-sitcom/369244656421934
A little taster of what's to come in Episode 1 of Humble Pie. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Humble-Pie-sitcom/369244656421934 Go on, give us a like!