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1 October 2026

We'll be celebrating Black History Month 2026 throughout October.

30 September 2026

Thanks to your efforts over the past two years, York is now ranked 26 places higher than we were in 2025, thanks to our extensive work in Academic and Employer contact gathering. We need to go further.

30 September 2026

Managing at York can be a complex role, but it is also a vital one, and you aren't expected to handle it alone or have all the answers straight away.

30 September 2026

We’ll be marking National Hate Crime Awareness Week from Saturday 10 to Saturday 17 October.

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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.

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

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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

Humans of York

Our Humans of York project is a series celebrating some of the incredible people who make up the York community.

Meet our students, staff and alumni and read their extraordinary stories. 

Humans of York

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