DKMS are organising a raffle and bake-sale at the Students’ Union on Tuesday 21st March to register staff and students to be blood donors

Manchester city council is opening a majority LGBTQ retirement home to combat fear and loneliness in older LGBTQ people

Teenagers from socially disadvantaged backgrounds and poorer areas are significantly less likely to win a place at university, or even apply, compared to their advantaged peers

The area surrounding Topshop in Manchester’s Arndale Centre was cordoned off on the morning of 17th of February after a woman was taken to hospital with serious injuries

Recent statistics show that there are no black managers, directors, or senior officials at any UK universities

UJS and Manchester J-Soc have dismissed Baroness Deech’s claims that Jewish Students are unlikely to attend Manchester University due to anti-Semitism within the student body

As debates about the problem of unpaid internships continue, one work experience position has gone on offer at a cost, stirring concerns about inclusivity

The Students’ Union is hosting an interfaith evening, ‘We Stand Together’, to showcase and promote community cohesion between various faiths in Manchester

UoM Feminist Collective hosted an event intended to empower through poetry readings centred around Black and Minority Ethnic voices

The University of Manchester’s Students’ Union have stated that they will not yet be boycotting the NSS in reaction to an impending decision on controversial higher education legislation, TEF, despite the NUS’ position

Taking place on the 7th of November, Academy 2 welcomes the Manchester Media Group’s first live event: Check your Exec which will give students the opportunity to question their exec

A prospective BME officer’s posters were discovered with racial slurs written on them in the run up to the student officer elections

Manchester Metropolitan University has secured European funding for three major projects which promise to secure its international links

The Home Affairs Select Committee have found Malia Boutattia to be “racist” in their cross-party investigation into allegedly anti-Semitic comments and incidents

Students and organisations from around the UK joined forces to begin attempts to combat problems with high student rent costs

New research reveals that art students pay much more per hour for their degree than science students

UK Higher Education institutions are criticising the government’s newly proposed regulatory legislation

UK universities plummet in global rankings post-Brexit while concerns are raised for community cohesion

The NUS has pledged to facilitate student rent strikes to combat the ‘exploitative’ nature of university accommodation

In light of Shakespeare’s 400th birthday, this production of King Lear, with the lead role played by four-time Olivier nominee Michael Pennington, has been highly anticipated