Revealed: Sexual assault figures continue to rise at Manchester universities
At the University of Manchester, the number of sexual assaults reported to the university was 30 for this academic year before it moved to remote work,
‘He and his cronies hold all the strings and pull all the strings’: Manchester academic on Putin’s policies ahead of constitutional reform vote next week
Ahead of the Russian Constitutional Reform vote on July 1 which could see President Vladimir Putin extend his power beyond 2024, MM chat to University of Manchester’s Stephen Hutchings — Professor of Russian Studies.
‘Physical capital, human capital and raw labour’: China will overtake the US as world’s largest economy, says Uni of Manchester academic
China will overtake the United States as the world’s largest economy over the next decade, says leading University of Manchester academic Dr Xiaobing Wang.
University of Manchester third highest for academic journal spending
Out of 137 universities, the University of Manchester was found to be the third-highest spending in academic journal subscription expenditure from 2017-2019.
Manchester’s scientists and clinicians step up to beat COVID-19 and save lives
Manchester’s scientists and clinicians have formed a rapid response research group to find ways to save lives nationally and globally from coronavirus.
University of Manchester robot researchers make strides forward
Researchers at the University of Manchester have developed a theory that could kick-start improvements in the way robots walk.
‘One of the biggest blows in the Brexit saga’: Manchester students speak out against Erasmus vote
University of Manchester students have slammed MPs’ vote against the Erasmus programme negotiation.
What risks are there of the coronavirus reaching Britain?
As of today, the viral virus has killed 26 people and infected more than 800, but not all cases have been reported.
Behind the masks: Manchester’s Hong Kong protesters speak out
Molotov cocktails streak across the night sky. Tear gas hovers just above the ground. Hong Kong appears on the brink of collapse.
‘No substitute for collective action’: Massive Attack and University of Manchester seek to reduce music industry climate impact
Bristol-based band Massive Attack are joining forces with The University of Manchester to tackle the music industry’s environmental impact.
Staff and students unite outside University of Manchester as national strike enters second day
Both teaching and support staff are taking industrial action over concerns with pay and working hours.