The award of the 2030 climate action prize to the University of Manchester comes as a recognition of it’s progress towards achieving zero carbon by 2038

The government has announced a rise in BBC licence fees from next year. But what are the reasons behind this decision?

The University of Manchester’s newest flagship building welcomes cutting edge healthcare technology research

Times Higher Education has awarded Nancy Rothwell for successes at “every rung of the ladder”

A statement made on December 11 announced several changes to the check-in system for international students, including changes to where students can check-in and clarification on checking-in over the Christmas break

The BA in Creative and Cultural Industries, for students interested in the two sectors, will be starting in September 2024

A Freedom of Information request has revealed the University spent a one-off £1,436 to remove Just Stop Oil graffiti

Burnham went on to accuse the Covid-19-era government of pushing stricter restrictions on Greater Manchester after he asked for more financing to help those who could not work during the pandemic

Manchester has won a bid to be ACES European Capital of Cycling, despite being ranked the fourth worst UK city for cycling two months prior

For one night only, Manchester’s Northern Quarter was taken over by celebrities and models for Chanel’s Métiers D’Art runway show

Nearly three quarters of those interviewed felt that race played a role in the likelihood of a person encountering campus security

The bonus given to the Cost of Living Working Group will boost initiatives and funds aimed at supporting students in financial hardship

Hear about UCL’s crypto clubs, the danger to Aberdeen’s language department, and an update on an older story in this University round-up

The second University of Manchester Students’ Union Assembly of the year saw motions concerning the Minimum services act and the BDS Boycott deliberated at Club Academy

How much money did the University of Manchester make this past year, and where exactly are they allocating these funds? Here’s some information of the University’s 2022/23 financial statement

The redevelopment plans have been estimated to set the council back £25 million

The new route saw the march take over the city centre with a wider diversity of speakers than previous events

LeadMCR applications have opened, with eight Exec roles available for next academic year, focused on the student experience at University and across the city

Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer led the WeCreate Conference on November 13, launching the ‘Create Growth’ programme to support technological and financial development of the creative sector

The University has revealed plans to remodel the Old Quad area ahead of its bicentenary next year