The Vice-Chancellor announced that staff were no longer “‘at risk’ of redundancy”

Anna Soubry insists the UK needs to open up its borders to international students after Brexit to avoid losing EU students

Conservative Party conference ending makes headlines but not in the way Theresa May would have hoped

Universities Minister, Jo Johnson MP, and MoneySavingExpert.com’s founder, Martin Lewis, criticise language used during student debt debates

“We are driving a generation against aspiration, because we are punishing aspiration. That is about the most un-Tory thing I can think of.”

The Labour Mayoral election candidate announced the key student policy at his manifesto launch

The Launching Leaders programme gave its first awards at the Catholic Chaplaincy on Friday

The Sunday Times reported that Dame Nancy Rothwell’s expenses are the highest among UK university chiefs, as well as revealing that Vice-Chancellors had claimed expenses for bottles of water and slices of cake

After the Students’ Union voted to endorse the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign, The Mancunion looks into the debates surrounding the movement

14 of the 16 nominees for the BBC award competed at this year’s Olympic or Paralympic games

The National Cycling Centre saw Revolution premiere their newly upgraded format

Football will join cricket and rugby in using video replays in decisions in 2018

After 13 seasons in Manchester, Revolution cycling is back for a revamped series this Friday and Saturday

Fan violence and spiralling conversion costs have drawn widespread criticism

Alex Whitcomb explains what Therapeutic Use Exemptions are and why recent leaks of athletes’ TUE use have caused so many problems

As the tournament enters its second round next week, the League will hope for fewer empty seats and fan protests

Freshers and returning students are now living in a city with unparalleled sporting credentials

Leicester City’s remarkable season and Danny Willett’s last gasp win at the Masters show that anything is possible

Team GB made amends for a poor start to the event in the final few days and topped the medal table with five golds

England Men can remain strong contenders for the tournament while England Women won their series in South Africa 2-1