Arts
14th November 2019
David N Rose reviews the ‘gorgeous’ Abstract: The Art of Design series on Netflix
Arts
14th November 2019
Inspired by Louder Than Words Festival, Katie Hourigan discusses politics, escapism and community through the lens of electronic dance music
Lifestyle
14th November 2019
Our travel feature returns as this week we explore Lisbon and share recommendations for a student-friendly weekend getaway
News
14th November 2019
University of Manchester students run for 24 hours to raise money for ‘A Bed Every Night’
News
14th November 2019
The Foreign Affairs Committee criticised the government for not addressing clear signs of Chinese interference, that has gone largely unchecked
14th November - University of Manchester students run for 24 hours to raise money for ‘A Bed Every Night’ - Read More
14th November - The Foreign Affairs Committee criticised the government for not addressing clear signs of Chinese interference, that has gone largely unchecked - Read More
8th November - Figures show a growing number of students across the country signing up to Sugar Baby websites - Read More
8th November - All proceeds will go to Noah’s ART - Read More
14th November - Will Stonier analyses England’s recent T20 encounters with fellow World Cup finalists New Zealand - Read More
8th November - Head Sport Editor Harry Deacon reviews the 2019 Rugby World Cup in all its glory - Read More
8th November - James Owen reviews Wednesday’s Champions League action - Read More
8th November - Harry Deacon looks into the special location of the Squash’s World Championship - Read More
14th November - Felix Hanif-Banks chats to the programme the Programme Director of Manchester venue Gorilla - Read More
8th November - Chinyere Mckenzie’s community programme, ‘Mumma Knows Best’, seeks to put a knife-ridden community back on it’s feet - Read More
6th November - Asha’s story is still on-going, with an appeal decision yet to be reached - Read More
31st October - Features Editor, Felix Hanif-Banks puts genetic analysis service DNAFit under the microscope - Read More
8th November - Joe Mason argues that we in Britain can learn a lot from the protests in Chile and Ecuador - Read More
8th November - Nimo Omer argues that deepfakes are a small part of a wider problem that we have with lies and deception … - Read More
8th November - George Walker argues that Rochdale is emblematic of the systemic national failure to address the deprivation in British towns - Read More
31st October - Catherine Plaskitt argues there is a moral incongruity in our acceptance of the suffering of animals in the agriculture industry - Read More
14th November - Our travel feature returns as this week we explore Lisbon and share recommendations for a student-friendly weekend getaway - Read More
14th November - UoM Feminist Collective member Tallulah Brennan is re-thinking masculinity and how a patriarchal society is affecting us all - Read More
13th November - Following Singles’ Day on November 11th, Bec Oakes celebrates everything great about being single - Read More
7th November - Becky Mundill volunteered at FareShare and shares her experience volunteering for the food distribution charity - Read More
14th November - Metronomy delivered an outstanding performance they showcased new material on par with the fan favourites, writes Owen Trimming - Read More
14th November - Robbie Beale and Freddie Paley, review the ‘transcendental journey’ that Palace took their audience on during the Manchester leg of … - Read More
14th November - Writer Reece Ritchie reviews Simpson’s inspired metal band Okilly Dokilly, discussing their own brand of hardcore metal and the presence … - Read More
14th November - Head Music Editor Bella Fleming sits down with Craig David in the wake of the announcement of his 2020 UK … - Read More
13th November - Faced with the monumental task of reviewing The Lighthouse, film editor Tobias Soar opts instead to ramble about director, writer, … - Read More
13th November - Balancing thought-provoking questions about expectations with a consistently thrilling story, Luce is a well-acted, engaging and beautifully scored watch, writes … - Read More
7th November - Deputy Film Editor, Josh Sandy, previews the highlights of the Manchester Animation Festival ahead of its much anticipated 5th edition - Read More
7th November - 30 years after The Shining’s release, its long-awaited sequel proves, despite some flaws, to be a worthy successor to Stanley … - Read More
27th March - Stellar sword-fighting makes Sekiro a Samurai Success - Read More
21st March - Manchester’s first ever student Game Jam starts this weekend - Read More
15th March - A Manchester-based political thriller with hidden depths, but deep flaws - Read More
10th March - A Trials game that tries a little harder than it needed to - Read More
13th November - Writer, Anneliese Murray reviews the Northern Quarter’s latest vegan hotspot, Alvarium - Read More
6th November - Head Food and Drink Editor, Elena Bradley gets you in the mood for Manchester’s latest pop-up, Peruvian restaurant, Peru Perdu - Read More
31st October - Writer Anneliese Murray takes you on her food tour of some Italy’s most desirable city breaks. From classic pasta to … - Read More
31st October - Food Editor Elena Bradley presents an Ode To Hospitality by taking you on a walk-through of one of Manchester’s most … - Read More
14th November - Sick and tired of wearing the same pair of leggings everyday to cycle to uni in? Here are some practical … - Read More
6th November - If you’ve blown your student loan already but are too buried in deadlines for a part-time job, selling your clothes … - Read More
31st October - Fashion Editor Alice Porter sits down with fashion blogger Onyi Moss to discuss honing in on your skills in the … - Read More
16th October - Fashion brands are becoming more inclusive as the social and political landscape changes, but are any of them genuinely interested … - Read More
14th November - David N Rose reviews the ‘gorgeous’ Abstract: The Art of Design series on Netflix - Read More
14th November - Inspired by Louder Than Words Festival, Katie Hourigan discusses politics, escapism and community through the lens of electronic dance music - Read More
14th November - In this week’s Is it Art?, Chess Bradley examines a house in Pinner with too many sockets - Read More
11th November - Chess Bradley considers whether Leonardo: The Works is worth nearly two hours of your time - Read More
12th November - Anna Jin reviews Lady of Jazz at Hope Mill Theatre - Read More
12th November - Alexia Mieretti reviews 24 Hours of Peace, Neil Bartlett’s 24-hour show at the Royal Exchange Theatre - Read More
12th November - Kayleigh Crawford reviews The Escape Act – A Holocaust Memorial - Read More
9th November - Alexia Pieretti interviews Anthony Missen, the co-artistic director of Company Chameleon - Read More
14th November - Writer Sam Bronheim reviews Celeste Ng’s New York Times bestseller and its exploration of the multiple roles of women - Read More
14th November - Selby’s The Demon is a disturbingly raw account of how difficult it is for some to escape their inner urges … - Read More
8th November - Faiza Hussain discusses the airing of the BBC adaptation of Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials - Read More
7th November - Penny Haslam’s New book How to Make Yourself a Little Bit Famous hits shelves this month, providing tips for anybody … - Read More
7th November - All four political societies on campus respond to questions about the upcoming election. They discuss the current PM and their … - Read More
31st October - EU students came together to attend a series of short talks given by experts in a wide range of subjects, … - Read More
31st October - The talk was popular with UK students looking to gain a working holiday visa in Korea - Read More
18th October - Alex Cross speaks about the importance of continuing conversations about diversity and inclusion - Read More
