How students turn their passions into projects
When people think about how they want to spend time at university, often their first thoughts are going out for
Student housing crisis: Two-thirds of students are going hungry
Two-thirds of students have skipped meals because they can’t afford to eat, a survey from the National Union of Students
Manchester’s beekeepers as citizen scientists: How bees bio-monitor pollution
Honey bees are an ideal agent for monitoring pollution, recent research from The University of Manchester and Dalhousie University in
Chaos at University of Manchester debate after pro-Palestine group stages protest
Pro-Palestine protesters disrupted a debate about anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism at the University of Manchester this week. A total of 20
Animal rights activists protest against university’s animal experiments
An animal rights activist group held a protest outside the University of Manchester as 40 more animals each day were
Manchester students voice concerns over increase in tuition fees
Students in Manchester say they would reconsider attending university if they were hit with higher tuition fees. The backlash from
Figures show 60% of students gambled last year: What’s being done in Manchester to combat this?
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Universally Manchester Festival: 200 years of the University of Manchester
The Universally Manchester Festival celebrated 200 years of the University of Manchester and took place over four days in June.
Manchester’s International Mother Language Day events celebrate linguistic diversity
A series of events for International Mother Language Day in partnership with the University of Manchester will take place this
Manchester Unfinished: Problems with devolution
According to Lisa Nandy MP, devolution has two key problems in its current phase, i.e. it is male-dominated and pits city regions against each other.
Manchester Unfinished: Who planned devolution?
Andy Burnham and the Secretary of State for levelling-up have taken the reigns of planning devolution since George Osborne left his position as Chancellor of the Exchequer