News Archive
13th January 2017
Brexit Britain: lessons from the 2016 Olympics
From the Olympics to the Tour De France, 2016 was a year full of British sporting success stories. But what can they teach us about national identity, immigration and Brexit?
11th January 2017
NUS Vice-President caught on film planning to oust President
An NUS Vice-President was filmed by an undercover Al Jazeera reporter admitting that he was involved in organising groups working against the NUS President Malia Bouattia
11th January 2017
Manchester refute claim that Vice-Chancellor is highest expenses claimant
The Sunday Times reported that Dame Nancy Rothwell’s expenses are the highest among UK university chiefs, as well as revealing that Vice-Chancellors had claimed expenses for bottles of water and slices of cake
8th January 2017
Baroness Deech’s claims that UoM is a ‘no-go’ for Jewish Students criticised
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
8th January 2017
Standing opens for the 2017 Exec elections
Standing in the University of Manchester’s Students’ Union Exec elections is now open to students until the 17th of February
6th January 2017
Fraudulent degree selling websites targeted
The government are cracking down on companies who are duping students into acquiring fraudulent degrees
2nd January 2017
Elrow uses ‘disrespectful’ picture of Hindu god in promotional poster
There has been outrage in reaction to Elrow’s use of a Hindu God in their promotional material, prompting many to accuse them of ‘appalling’ cultural appropriation
23rd December 2016
KCL lecturer calls LGBT+ campaigners the ‘Gaystapo’
A KCL lecturer has likened LGBT students to Nazis following a long campaign to remove a portrait of KCL alumnus Lord Carey of Clifton, following his comments opposing same-sex marriage and advocating conversion therapy
19th December 2016
Huaxia Supplementary School’s 20th Anniversary
Tom Patterson reports on this month’s 20th anniversary celebrations of Huaxia Supplementary School
15th December 2016
Manchester Enterprise Centre launch Venture Further 2017
The competition offers UoM students and recent alumni a chance to receive expert feedback on their business ideas and the chance to get their business off the ground
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15th December 2016
Project invites people to submit the strangest gift ideas
A Northern Quarter creative agency are asking people to submit their strangest gift ideas,to raise awareness for children’s charity Wood Street Mission
14th December 2016
Review: The Infinite Monkey Cage
Megan Harvey reports on seeing the comedy science duo in front of a live audience at the Museum of Science & Industry
13th December 2016
Inter-Faith event at Manchester Students’ Union
An evening of dialogue at Manchester Students’ Union to celebrate and encourage integration between religious communities
8th December 2016
Pro-life students banned from forming group at Strathclyde University
Anti-abortion students at the University of Strathclyde feel their free speech has been violated by the Students’ Association’s decision not to fund their ‘anti-choice group’
8th December 2016
Black students in NUS walkout over ‘institutional racism’
Protesting against the ‘institutional racism’ within the Union, NUS Black Students’ Officer Aadam Muuse led a walkout by people of colour at a major annual NUS meeting
8th December 2016
University of Manchester’s Students’ Union Senate Liveblog
Keep up to date with what’s happening at tonight’s Senate meeting
6th December 2016
Preview: LightUp Fallowfield
The LightUp Fallowfield protest art installation aims to highlight key problems about safety and the dark
6th December 2016
Student running to be NUS delegate pledges to defeat ISIS
A student running to be an NUS delegate under the slogan ‘the NUS is a bit shit isn’t it’ has pledged to build a 217ft statue of Malia Bouattia, and defeat ISIS
5th December 2016
The misrepresentation of the Syrian conflict
Ryan Khurana discusses the damage caused by the misinformation and over-simplification that surrounds the ongoing conflict in Syria