2018

• Research links video games and problem gambling

  

  York St John report backs claims that loot boxes are “psychologically akin to gambling” and calls for age restrictions on games.

  Publish Date: 
  • 21 September 2018
  Categories: 
  •   Research
  •    Staff

• York St John student wins international arts prize

  

  A second year photography student has won the 2018 ‘Associazione Premio Eleanor Worthington’ Anglo-Italian arts prize.

  Publish Date: 
  • 11 May 2018
  Categories: 
  •   Academic Success
  •    Events
  •    International
  •    Students

• Bilingualism: how to get your child to speak your language – and why it matters

  

  Lecturer in Linguistics and TESOL Dr Indu Vibha Meddegama explores the benefits of promoting heritage language in the home

  Publish Date: 
  • 15 October 2018

• High level praise for York St John’s international partnerships

  

  Cherie Blair CBE, QC has praised York St John University’s enriching partnership to provide higher education opportunities in India.

  Publish Date: 
  • 14 September 2018
  Categories: 
  •   Awards
  •    International

• Princeton appointment for Professor

  

  Professor Kollontai joins ‘Religion and Violence’ team as International Resident Scholar at the Centre for Theological Inquiry at Princeton University.

  Publish Date: 
  • 2 May 2018
  Categories: 
  •   Academic Success

• Tomorrow's Scientists Graduate with Flying Colours

  

  The first cohort of Biomedical Science students have graduated from the Institute of Biomedical Science programme at York St John University with flying colours.

  Publish Date: 
  • 11 December 2018

• York St John University Graduate Becomes Top 100 Influencer

  

  A former York St John University student has been confirmed as one of the top 100 influential people with a disability in Britain.

  Publish Date: 
  • 23 October 2018

• Does anxiety have a positive or negative effect on performance?

  

  Professor Mark Edwards explores the relationship between cognition and emotion in his inaugural lecture at York St John.

  Publish Date: 
  • 15 May 2018
  Categories: 
  •   Events
  •    Research
  •    Staff

• Never Mind the Bollards

  

  A unique take on a one hundred-year-old Russian musical instrument has been created by a York inventor who is now developing the product to revolutionise therapy for disabled people.

  Publish Date: 
  • 29 November 2018

• Why Twitter satirists need an 18th-century lesson

  

  Literature lecturer Dr Adam J Smith says Brexit Britain is easy fodder for satirists: but they should learn from 18th-century masters how to do it properly

  Publish Date: 
  • 8 October 2018