This modern Hedda Gabler was sparse, shocking, and posed many questions about power
The newly elected Manchester Metropolitan Co-Chair of Manchester Labour Students, Tayyib Nawaz, has been forced to resign after the uncovering of Anti-Semitic and homophobic tweets
We speak to one of the founders of the Post-Crash Economics Society, which aims to change economics education to better reflect the world we live in
The laboratory was evacuated and a controlled destruction carried out after a Ph.D. student created TATP as a by-product of a standard procedure
The Econocracy by Joe Earle, Cahal Moran, and Zach Ward-Perkins, sets its sights on the flawed school of thought that dominates economics
“If you ever feel like the German part of the Markets has got a little bit too much, get yourself to the calmer part on King Street”
The Royal couple will attend official visits to the National Graphene Institute and future Engineering Campus next week
The Student Money Survey 2016 showed that most students feel university is not worth it, and revealed some extraordinary ways that students are earning money when times get tough
Students about to begin their applications to go to university in 2017 may be faced with fees of more than the current £9,000 cap
Renowned left-winger George Galloway is running as an independent candidate for Manchester Gorton this election. As part of our series of interviews with local candidates, we sat down with him
Student Charlie Bartlett was last seen at Sound Control late on the night, but has not been heard from since
Are they Putin on the Ritz?
Half of academics know students don’t prepare for seminars, and many believe that falling entry requirements have led to “almost illiterate” students
The University of Manchester will enter the Teaching Excellence Framework, which will allow better-performing universities to raise fees above the £9,000 cap
68 SU Presidents, NUS Reps and even three NUS VPs sign an open letter criticising the leadership of the NUS for how it deals with anti-Semitism
Prof Louise Richardson said “the fabric of the institution would be undermined” if uncertainty following the referendum caused numbers of EU students to fall
Marking the opening of the Royal Exchange’s 40th anniversary season, this stripped-back version of Williams’ much-adapted story failed to make an impression
Following a five-month rent strike in protest of extortionate student accommodation, UCL students have secured promises of bursaries and rent freezes
