The uncertainty surrounding Britain’s status within the EU has led to research at British universities reportedly taking a hit only a fortnight after the referendum

In his true final piece of the year, Colm Lock lays out the case for Britain voting to leave in June

The European Project has its flaws but has the potential to be so much better. Britain should be at the heart of it

According to a report by UUK, students studying in the UK from the European Union bring £3.7 billion to the UK and help create jobs

At a talk on the EU delivered to students at Exeter University, David Cameron was ambushed when a student suggested Cameron had ‘personal experience’ of tax avoidance

Liam Kelly, our Features Editor, guides you through the second Mancunion Live event—on the EU referendum—in case you can’t make it in person

Opinion poll from The Mancunion reveals 91 per cent of academic and research staff from the Faculty of Life Sciences are concerned that an Brexit could impact research

Tristan Parsons suggests that Cameron’s victory over a reformed relationship with the EU is merely distracting from far bigger issues

Leading academics have expressed their fears about what the UK leaving the European Union will mean for research and collaboration between universities

The Prime Minister’s deal does not do enough to blunt the Euroscepticism that exists in the left and the right

University Vice-Chancellors from across the country profess their concern about leaving the EU

Jo Johnson, the Universities Minister, has voiced his opinion that a British exit from the European Union could damage the future progress of UK Science

Tristan Parsons on the confusion that exists between the various levels of UKIP support

Chancellor Merkel’s response to the refugee crisis has been admirable, but Joel Kelly argues that we can’t expect Germany to take all the responsibility

Ben Farren discusses how the EU’s neo-liberal, corporatist agenda has polluted the organisation to its very core

In the light of the biggest refugee crisis since WWII, Merle Streck discusses how the EU and Britain have proven themselves to be powerless and perhaps, heartless

The #IndyLive General Election debate took place on Wednesday and fielded questions about the EU, healthcare, and nationalism

Union Education Officer and 20 others made the journey to Greece during the snap elections which saw socialist coalition Syriza take power in Athens

“Student Stop AIDS” comes to Manchester

Danish student Victoria Sorensen wonders why Brits don’t want to be a part of Europe