This month we have the pleasure to feature Anne East, author of ‘No Man’s Land, which, in her words is about her experience of growing …
Anne East: No Man’s Land
Fidelis Karanja – Founder of Young African Women Initiatives (YAWI)
This month we are celebrating International Women’s Day and we are focusing in particular on Fidelis Karanja, who has founded a women-led human rights organisation. …
Sunny Pahal: Distance learning and getting a Masters.
This month we had a chat with Sunny Pahal, who tells us about her fascinating career which started with her graduating from a Broadcast Journalism …
Laura Osborne, mother, author and managing director.
This month we met Laura Osborne, mother of two, Managing Director, Corporate Affairs, at London First and now co-author of Poles Apart. We caught up …
Meeting Anxhela Bruçi, founder of EmpowerFULL.
We recently had the chance to speak to Anxhela Bruçi who completed a Masters in Global Crime and Justice in 2019. She has gone on …
Nicholas Marquez-Grant: From King’s Manor to Forensic Anthropology.
For this month’s Alumni Voices, we talked to Nicholas Marquez-Grant who graduated from the University of York in 1997 with a Bachelors’ in Archaeology and …
Beth Moulam: York’s Paralympian
In between training and graduating, we managed to get some time to speak with Beth Moulam, who told us all about her time at York …
Student life and the path to graduation in COVID-19
Nick Brown graduated in summer 2020, in our first graduating class in the COVID-19 era. We caught up with him to find out what it …
Professor Marion Turner: the first female biographer of Chaucer.
This month we spoke to Professor Marion Turner (MA Oxon, MA York, DPhil Oxon) an alumna who is the first female biographer of Chaucer. We …
Kate Nash, Founder of Kate Nash Literary Agency Ltd.
To celebrate International Women’s Day we spoke to Kate Nash, founder of Kate Nash Literary Agency Ltd. She tells us of how she fell in …