Manchester Leftist Action have occupied the Simon Building to protest alleged University connections with Israel, along with students from UoM Rent Strike and Youth Front for Palestine

The University and Students’ Union released two joint statements, regarding the recent establishment of the Pro-Life society, and antisemitic discrimination on campus

A movement to protest the first meeting of the Manchester Pro-Life Society began at 6pm, starting at the Students’ Union and moving to the Zochonis Building as the Manchester Pro-Life society were having their meeting

Protests converge at the University Green, where Students Against Tyranny met with counter-protests from groups including Manchester Leftist Action and the Socialist Worker Student Society

The yearly Reclaim the Night march was empowering, but one speech in particular fell flat, and left me feeling disillusioned about Reclaim’s productivity

The Exec team at the Students’ Union offer “condolescences” to all members of the student body who have been affected by past and recent events as part of the Israel-Palestine conflict

Manchester Leftist Action occupy Samuel Alexander building overnight and engage in National Student Walkout

November 4 marks the fourth consecutive weekend of demonstrations across Manchester

Demonstrators interrupt the Senate meeting with concerns around University research and current uses of graphene warfare

Protesters call for weekly protest over University graphene research

Rent Strike demonstration is shortened by heavy rain, with a low turnout causing its early end

Organisers of the University of Manchester’s Rent Strike group have decided to call off the October strike in favour of an alternative campaign presence until January

Pro-Palestine protesters in Manchester gathered in their thousands to march from Fallowfield to the city centre of Manchester

In the 1980s, student political organisation in Manchester was rampant: but at the Conservative Party Conference, it seemed like students are decreasingly involved in politics and protests

Animal rights activist Peter Singer sits down with the Mancunion to discuss a need for greater student activism and non-violent protests despite their controversy

Formula E’s latest race exposed some of its biggest flaws from potentially dangerous driving to limits to low energy consumption.

French students walked out of a lecture on February 13 in protest of alleged racism by individuals, and a flawed curriculum

The UCU started off their 18 days of industrial action over February and March with a strike coordinated across many unions, including the RMT and the NEU

Protests have taken off around the world following the latest Afghan bombing against the Hazara. But who are the Hazara, and what’s at stake in Afghanistan?