The York Historian

The York Historian is an online magazine run by University of York students, which aims to produce educational and entertaining historical articles

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Welcome everyone to the York Historian for 2024-2025! We are all so excited to read everyone's articles this year. 🎉

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The York Historian’s print edition for 2023/24 is finally here! Come see it at Welcome Fair!

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Whether you are just starting at the University of York or have been studying here for a while, any student can write for the York Historian! ✏️

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Welcome everyone to the York Historian for 2024-2025! We are all so excited to read everyone's articles this year. 🎉

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📣 Calling all University of York student writers 📣

Our first writing competition of this academic year is now open!

Email us your Black History articles to enter to [email protected] 📝

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Exploring the unmarried woman in early modern England, today’s article comes from Tomo Ollivier, exposing the stereotype of the widow. 🧙🏻‍♀️

Tomo’s article is currently live on our website! Please go check it out and give it a read. 📚

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Please continue sending over your applications for the 23-24 committee! Apologises again for the deadline change 😊

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Here are the vacant roles! Send us a DM or email if anyone has any questions :)

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Wanna apply for the York Historian committee? 😎

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Interested in joining The York Historian in the new academic year? Please look forward for more information tomorrow on how to join and apply!

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Lauren Cheetham-Birmingham has written about the interesting development of hospital medicine in 19th Paris! 🏥🧑‍⚕️
Check it out on our website now!

https://t.co/TzKzdr1G0U

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Happy birthday, Ann Lister 🎉

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@Suzepr @sixteenthCgirl @Jesse_Norman @aroberts_andrew This looks so interesting + I’d love to read it! #TheWindingStair - katie

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A Vanishing History: The History of the Uyghurs https://t.co/BhxIBDtrtk

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The lives of disabled people have historically often been overlooked, deliberately left out of the main narrative, or presented in ways that reflect and reinforce negative attitudes towards disability.

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Our new article features a review of the new festive exhibition at @fairfax_house written by Katie and Ariane, who were lucky enough to be invited to a viewing of it! 🎁

Click the link in our bio to read it now + don’t forget to visit the exhibition! We definitely recommend it!!

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A TownMouse Christmas: A Review of Fairfax House’s new Festive exhibition https://t.co/ioVBmpEQ94

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Enter our exciting competition in celebration to #DisabilityHistoryMonth!

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New article alert!🚨

Emma Le Poidevin has written another interesting article all about the rich and complex history of Bury St. Edmunds! ✍️

Click the link in our bio to read it now!
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Located in the heart of Suffolk, Beoderic’s Worth (later known as Bury St Edmunds) has a rich, complex history ranging from saints to rebellions to legends.  https://t.co/ufm0q7avMz

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