The Mancunion visits the thought-provoking exhibition at The Whitworth, exploring gender in war, race and belonging.

Manchester has long been making waves in the nuclear energy industry – find out how the scientific namesakes of university buildings set in motion a movement towards green energy.

The Mancunion spoke to On The Rag’s Amy Platt and Christina Purvis about the art gallery they are working on, and what the gallery means to the community.

A staple band of England’s early-2000s indie-rock scene, Razorlight’s energy and passion remain infectious – as proven by their performance at Manchester’s Albert Hall on the 20th.

In conversation with Jim Glennie, the bassist of James, to discuss their brand new Orchestral album and upcoming UK tour.

Enter Shikari gear up for their newest album release at the final Manchester show of their residency tour

A recent event hosted at Manchester Museum explored why the Variable Harlequin Toad is the most important toad you’ve never heard of.

A report released by the University of Manchester reveals the ethnicity pay gap has widened, but the university insists that equal pay is given for work of equal value.

The iconic electronic music duo bring 90s rave to Albert Hall, playing new and old favourites to a sold out crowd

Motley announced its new menu recently, and we put it to the test. From charming yet filling small plates, sweet cocktails and modern sleek interiors, the Deansgate restaurant has a lot to offer.

Sleeping With Sirens bring their CTRL + ALT + DEL tour to a sold-out O2 Ritz in Manchester

A Certain Ratio discuss their upcoming album 1982, their favourite music right now and iconic Manchester venues

Manchester International Festival is back, with a play starring Maxine Peake, a residency by Janelle Monáe, a new exhibition by Yayoi Kusama, and much more!

You’ve probably seen Corecore around on Tiktok. The Mancunion explains the untold history behind the trend.

Following the reopening of the Manchester Museum, we looked at the science behind the discoveries, from human remains, animal specimens and historical objects.

DR3 is an exciting part of the Manchester music scene. Made up of UoM students, they perform across the city with fusions of many different genres. The Mancunion discusses their history as a group and what they plan to do next.

The Social Club bring their passionate Britpop influence and innovation to The Lions Den

University employers have confirmed that they will restore the 35% cut to pensions that was made last April

keshi graces O2 Victoria for his debut Manchester show, promoting his first album ‘GABRIEL’