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Heavenly Desserts late-night cafe, York: first look inside - Vimarsana News

Heavenly Desserts late-night cafe, York: first look inside

YORK'S sweet tooth is about to get sweeter as a design-your-own dessert cafe prepares to open next week.

First look inside late-night dessert cafe about to open in York - Vimarsana News

First look inside late-night dessert cafe about to open in York

YORK'S sweet tooth is about to get sweeter as a design-your-own dessert cafe prepares to open next week.

Durham students place in Top 8 at International Law Competition - Vimarsana News

Durham students place in Top 8 at International Law Competition

Trevelyan’s Katie Tooley and Van Mildert’s Dara Foody reached the final stages of the competition after being the highest ranked team in the preliminary rounds, with Tooley also being the highest scoring oralist of any team.

266.8 tonnes of food waste produced annually by Durham's catered colleges – Palatinate - Vimarsana News

266.8 tonnes of food waste produced annually by Durham's catered colleges – Palatinate

Palatinate through a Freedom of Information request. When compared with the average numbers of livers-in during 2017-18, 2018-19 and 2019-20, this equates to 60.11 kilograms of waste per student per year. Collectively, the catered colleges have produced 532.79 tonnes of food waste during that period, spending £9.3m on food in the process. In 2020, the lockdown between March and July saw a dramatic decline in both waste and spending. Total spending on food by the catered colleges – Collingwood, University, Hild Bede, Van Mildert, St. Mary’s, St. Aidan’s, Grey, Hatfield, Trevelyan an...

Working-class Durham students speak out about discrimination in live-stream event - Vimarsana News

Working-class Durham students speak out about discrimination in live-stream event

Students shared experiences of classism and alienation at Durham University in a live-stream discussion organised by the Socialist Think Tank. The event held on 15 th March aimed to raise awareness of the widespread nature of elitism within the staff and student body. Five current Durham students highlighted the prominence of issues such as accent-based prejudice, ‘poverty fetishization’ and lack of representation for students from northern and lower socioeconomic backgrounds. More than 37% of students admitted to Durham in 2020-21 were pupils from independent fee-paying schools, despite...