As part of International Women’s Day, the University of Manchester held an event to celebrate the achievements of its alumni in healthcare and to discuss the challenges that still exist

As part of International Women’s Day, the People’s History Museum held a performance of Strike A Light

Police are appealing for information after a woman was sexually assaulted in Fallowfield in the early hours of Sunday morning

Tom Patterson reports on Manchester Cathedral’s radical new exhibits

Controversial right-wing candidate Tom Harwood has accused student politics of being ‘too serious’ in his campaign for a more ‘democratic’ NUS

Why are you attracted to someone? Is it hormones? Or maybe your immune system?

Reports by the Runnymede Trust and CLASS suggest the ‘white working class’ label may potentially damage hopeful policies that will benefit the working classes

The Lord Mayor of Manchester led a vigil and a minute of silence on Thursday to honour the victims of Wednesday’s Westminster attack

Four Lancashire students were injured in the Westminster attack

The majority of universities in the UK do not explicitly state that being the victim of a sexual assault is an extenuating circumstance for exams

The Metropolitan police have so far made two arrests, a man and a woman, in the North West in relation to the Westminster terror attack

As Theresa May announces plans for the implementation of Article 50, Manchester students voice their opinions on what it means and how it will affect them

Afzal Khan, the MEP for the North West and former Lord Mayor of Manchester, has been chosen to represent the Labour Party at the Gorton by-election

Two students are facing disciplinary hearings after they hung a banner from the roof of a University building

Leopoldo Rodríguez and Unéné Gregory, previous winner and runner-up the Manchester Enterprise Centre’s Venture Further competition speak about their experience of the competition and encourage students to enter

George Galloway has announced he plans to stand in the upcoming Manchester Gorton by-election, calling Labour’s shortlist “not good enough for the people of Gorton”

This week, Senior Science & Technology Reporter, Serena Holloway, tackles the ongoing debate on animal testing in pharmaceutical development

LGBT+ groups have said that gay women are being told that they do not need mandatory cervical screenings

Leaving the EU could put huge financial pressure on Scotland to continue providing free education to non-UK EU students after Brexit

A 22-year-old student has passed away in Richmond Park university halls in Fallowfield. Police are not treating the death as suspicious