40,000 back student’s call for Manchester University to open up empty properties for homeless
Spencer Kay has a passion for looking after people, perhaps his studies as a nurse naturally imply this, but it goes further than that.
eSports enthusiasts head to Manchester ready to be crowned King of the North
Teams from universities across the UK will compete across three of the biggest games on the esports scene: League of Legends, Overwatch, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (generally shortened to CS:GO).
Ex-University of Manchester student receives graduation diploma… 80 years after finishing her degree
A University of Manchester alumna has finally received her graduation certificate 80 years after completing her degree in English.
Peter Speight interview: How the North made a Winter Olympian born to ‘shred’
For many, 4am on February 20 this year will not mean very much. For Peter Speight however it was the moment he achieved his life-time ambition: to become an Olympian.
Let’s get quizzical! MM meets the brains behind Manchester’s University Challenge team
A librarian at the university by day, he has coached Manchester’s quiz quartets for the past 21 years.
Maxine Peake ‘thrilled’ to land coveted role at the University of Manchester
Maxine Peake has just landed a coveted role at the University of Manchester.
‘The writing was on the wall’: Mugabe exit no surprise says University of Manchester academic
The announcement, in November, may have come as a shock to many outside of the African continent, but not to Dr Admos Chimohwu.
Living Wage Week: University of Manchester hold debate with academics and grassroots campaigners
Manchester paused this week to debate whether students should be paying the real living wage – as part of a national week to shed light on the issue.
Manchester surgeon rejects 70% of patients due to expectations of resembling filtered celebrity selfies
A top Manchester surgeon has revealed that he turns away around 70% of patients because their expectations of plastic surgery are simply unrealistic.
‘Safeguarding public health’: Manchester scientists hope counterfeit alcohol detection device can stop deaths
Scientists at The University of Manchester have developed a way to detect counterfeit alcohol without even needing to touch the liquid.
Northerners 20% more likely to die young compared to southerners, research warns
Northerners are much more likely to die young than their southern counterparts, according to a shocking new report.