The Mancunion talks to the university’s LGBTQ+ society about World AIDS Day and the importance of knowing your status

Emma Shanks caught up with a sample of mainly students ahead of University of Manchester’s Drug and Alcohol Awareness Week, to talk about the ongoing issue of substance abuse

As student suicides have reached record numbers, we look at the support available to those struggling with their mental health

Sophie Manley talks about the dangers of drinking too much alcohol, and suggests how we can cut down and improve our drinking habits

November is Islamophobia Awareness Month and throughout this month several events will be held on campus to raise awareness of the challenges British Muslims currently face

CoppaFeel! are on a mission to get students coppin’ a feel and getting to know their boobs

The Mancunion has found that a huge proportion of students cannot name the Students’ Union exec team

1st March marks the launch of the University of Manchester’s very own Star in a Bra Party at Revolution Fallowfield

Next Monday, the Student Parents and Carers stall will be outside University Place to offer support and advice to those who care for a family member or child

Marina Iskander looks at breast cancer awareness campaigns from a different angle and asks if they are the best way to support the cause

Blasting those sick beats maybe isn’t as important as knowing when the next Magic Bus will hit you, warns Aj Mal

For many, the university lifestyle has the potential to significantly impact their mental health with 1 in 5 students considering themselves to have a mental health problem. We need to reduce the stigma attached to mental health so that people who need it feel more comfortable seeking help

Following the recent death of one man and the hospitalisation of several others at the Warehouse Project, it’s more important than ever for students to be aware of drug-taking risks.