News archive: Community press releases 2013
Law students at the University of York are on hand to offer free, confidential, legal advice to the local community.
The wheels are in motion on Yorkshire's first Grand Départ 2014 bike bank project to help inspire children to take up cycling by giving them free access to cycles.
A newly published book of fictional stories, written by University of York students and inspired by the memories of York's older residents, includes a foreword by Dame Joan Bakewell.
Researchers from the University of York’s Department of Language and Linguistic Science hosted a free one-day workshop for English Language A-Level teachers as part of a project to develop and expand its relationships with schools and colleges.
More than 400 primary school children will take part in three Enterprise Days at the University of York, designed to teach them new skills in a fun and stimulating way.
Teenagers from across Yorkshire and the Humber are discovering what it is like to study Physics at a top university at a World of Physics event at the University of York.
In partnership, the University of York is offering a series of free family events with St Nicholas Fields at their Tang Hall site on Thursday 30 May, exploring science and nature.
A major survey into the health of native trees in the Yorkshire and Humberside region is launched this week at a York nature reserve.
Students, staff, alumni and the local community are taking part in the York@50 Bike Rides on 2 June to help to mark the 50th Anniversary of the University of York.
Young people from Yorkshire and the Humber will experience science in action next week as they take part in a series of interactive sessions at the University of York.
A mentor with the Big Deal enterprise competition for young people has won the Industry Mentor of the Year prize at a Brightside Charitable Trust awards ceremony.
Free help is at hand for York parents whose New Year’s resolution is to understand the science their children are learning at school.