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Shaping our future, refreshing our strategy

We're refreshing our strategy to guide us until 2035 and beyond. Read more about what this means and how to get involved in the conversation.

Our strategy refresh

Meningitis: know the symptoms

In a close-knit community like a university, we must all be vigilant to prevent infectious diseases from spreading. Make sure you're aware of symptoms of infectious illnesses such as meningitis.

Symptoms of infectious illnesses

Food and drink outlet opening times from Monday 20 March to Sunday 12 April.
We're transforming how we offer HR and finance services across the University.
A range of advice and support is available for anyone affected by current events in the Middle East. 

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News and events highlights

20 March 2026

Instances have been noted where laboratory materials have been removed from designated laboratory spaces and stored in offices, kitchen areas, or communal refrigerators. This practice presents potential safety, contamination, and regulatory risks.

18 March 2026

Latest updates from the Safety, Health, and Wellbeing at Work Office

18 March 2026

Latest updates from the Equality and Diversity Office.

18 March 2026

Latest updates from the Safety, Health and Wellbeing at Work Office.

Staff Digest

Our weekly email for all staff to keep you updated on what’s going on across the University:

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Is everything working?

Stay current on the status of key services and facilities at York, request repairs and stay informed about campus disruptions.

Log a repair, ask for something to be moved or check building maintenance requests.
Find out about any disruptions caused by building work on campus, so you can better plan your journey.
Check for any service issues or planned maintenance works related to IT, estates and the Library.
Staff celebrate after completing our charity walking challenge, the Great York Walk, which takes place in May every year and raises thousands of pounds for mental health projects.

Community and culture

Discover opportunities to socialise, share your interests and connect with colleagues from across the University.

Options include joining sports teams, going to concerts, attending open lectures and getting involved in volunteering. 

You can also explore our work culture and the behaviours that underpin our Community Without Limits framework.

Find out more about our York for Life network and how you can use it to search for alumni in specific fields, promote or join events or advertise jobs, whether paid or volunteer roles.

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"I want everyone I work with to feel seen, valued and supported for who they are – not in spite of it. For me, it’s about creating an environment where people feel they belong, where they can excel because they’re free to be themselves."

Dr Katherine Bridge, Centre for Blood Research

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Training and development
Access courses, apprenticeships, mentoring or leadership development opportunities
Jobs
The latest job vacancies across the University.

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