News
19th August 2019
Students and lecturers remember James Lincoln, who passed away in a tragic incident last week
Theatre
15th August 2019
Jay Darcy reviews Amélie at The Opera House Manchester, a musical adaption of the quirky and surreal French film, which is currently touring the UK
Theatre
15th August 2019
Who Cares is a play based on the real life testimonies of young carers from Salford as part of a campaign to raise awareness of young carers in the UK
News
8th August 2019
The report said the recommendation was based on a “distorted” view of Higher Education funding
19th August - Students and lecturers remember James Lincoln, who passed away in a tragic incident last week - Read More
8th August - The report said the recommendation was based on a “distorted” view of Higher Education funding - Read More
7th August - The new podcast profiles women including boxer Stacey Copeland and city councillor Sarah Judge - Read More
2nd August - Stagecoach have confirmed that longer journeys on the 142 Magic Bus service to Didsbury will now cost £2 - Read More
11th August - The win puts Salford’s play-off destiny in their own hands - Read More
21st July - Salford made no mistake in taking their chances overplay-off rivals Catalans - Read More
13th May - Mercedes score their fourth successive one-two finish in a dominant season start - Read More
15th March - F1 race director Charlie Whiting has died age 66 on the eve of the 2019 season opener in Melbourne, with … - Read More
14th June - She’s been the Vice-Chancellor of UoM for nine years, so how does she think 2018/19 went? - Read More
19th March - Josie Fowler looks at the advice given in the recent campaign Travel Aware by The Foreign and Commonwealth office, and … - Read More
18th March - Live Clarke spoke with Figen Murray during Hate Crime Awareness Week, discussing how we can transform hate into love by … - Read More
14th March - Rebecca Rommen examines the impact of this year’s Reclaim the Night march, with around 3,500 people taking part, and how … - Read More
12th July - Nimo Omer argues that the new Labour Party stance on a peope’s vote is too little, too late - Read More
26th June - Liv Stringer argues against the privatisation of the NHS, writing that we should be defending this institution and not let … - Read More
31st May - Sophie Marriott isn’t a fan of the proposed changes to tuition fees - Read More
22nd May - Oli Storey writes about the upcoming EU Elections; what should be an opportunity to highlight some key issues has become … - Read More
28th June - The FCO have told student to stick together this summer if they go abroad - Read More
17th June - Grads had fun in a special venue - Read More
23rd May - Joe Carroll speaks to Cameron Dale, a recent participant of BBC Three’s Porn Laid Bare, a documentary showing the real … - Read More
20th May - Victoria Evans highlights the positive activism of ‘Madlug’: a brand fighting to end the stigma many children in care experience - Read More
6th August - With New Order, Hot Chip, and Kraftwerk on the menu at Bluedot, Freya Thompson reviewed a buffet of electronic music - Read More
6th August - Clairo drops her debut album in the shape of Immunity, a soft and sweet recollection of her teenage years - Read More
6th August - Liam Gallagher played Hull on the same evening, but the DIY festival was making more noise - Read More
23rd July - Eccentric indie disco The Howl & The Hum release new stripped-back live video for latest single Hall of Fame, writes … - Read More
17th July - Sass Holmes reviews the David Lynch takeover of HOME for MIF19, which was a medley of art exhibitions, Q&As, film … - Read More
12th July - Steve Backshall, TV explorer and naturalist, comes to RNCM this weekend - Read More
12th June - Director of Sundance John Cooper and Director of Programming David Courier sit down to chat organising festivals, the wonders of … - Read More
12th June - Alison Klayman sits down with film editor Tobias Soar to talk about her documentary, political filmmaking, Steve Bannon and humanising … - 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
15th July - The new Manchester restaurant’s first tasting menu launches on Monday - Read More
12th July - Coffee and T is stuff of the Gods - Read More
8th July - It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity to get some dealz - Read More
28th June - El Camino is new, in a good location, relatively cheap, and not without its faults - Read More
8th March - We caught up with David Seed, the Manchester fashion blogger who puts together outfits on a budget - Read More
28th February - 5 hot selfie spots around Manchester - Read More
28th February - Ever wondered what a day in the life of a young and successful journalist is like? We sit down with … - Read More
22nd February - From Tarte to Fenty, Huda Beauty to Charlotte Tilbury, there has been a plethora of new makeup products hitting the … - Read More
8th May - For the finale of the ‘Art in Mancunia’ event, the Manchester-based psyche rock band, Yang Sweeps, will perform in one … - Read More
8th May - Art in Mancunia presents an award-winning spoken word poet, languages student Frank Adams, who will wow you with his powerful … - Read More
8th May - In the run-up to the Art in Mancunia exhibition, we present the alliterating pair, Hal Dixon and Hector O’Shea, whose … - Read More
8th May - Our latest Art in Mancunia artist, Jas Sykes, provides us with two brightly coloured paintings which explore the universal themes … - Read More
15th August - Jay Darcy reviews Amélie at The Opera House Manchester, a musical adaption of the quirky and surreal French film, which … - Read More
15th August - Who Cares is a play based on the real life testimonies of young carers from Salford as part of a … - Read More
27th July - Anuli Changa talks to Lizzie Morris and Ayden Brouwers after their work in progress performance in Oxford as part of … - Read More
15th July - Jay Darcy reviews Re:Creating Europe at MIF19, an unashamedly pro-EU and anti-Brexit play-come-guest speaker event featuring Lemn Sissay and Juliet … - Read More
23rd May - Urussa Malik reviews the Creative Writing Society’s new zine, ‘Truth and Other Associated Works’, edited by Calvin Cheng, Adrian Kanyoli, … - Read More
12th April - Amy Hagan reviews ‘The White Card’ a one-act play that marks award-winning poet Claudia Rankine’s first book since ‘Citizen’ and … - Read More
1st April - Sadé Omeje reviews Tessa Hadley’s latest novel ‘Late In The Day’ . - Read More
14th March - Helena Torre takes a look at her favourite eco-fiction books, with a special focus on Margaret Atwood’s ‘Maddaddam’ trilogy - Read More
3rd June - Big bands are the best - Read More
2nd May - In a world of fake news, where the boundary between ‘truth’ and ‘falsehood’ is sometimes indistinguishable, The Creative Writing Society … - Read More
25th March - The University of Manchester and Salford Rugby League teams return to the Regional Arena for this year’s Varsity - Read More
21st March - Manchester’s first ever student Game Jam starts this weekend - Read More
