The exposure of refugees being sold as slaves in Libya raises uncomfortable questions about our national debt of conscience

The US president’s recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is to be met with demonstrations by pro-Palestine student groups

A newly announced programme of events for 2018 will mark 100 years of votes for women with a new exhibition and collaborations with local campaigns

Demonstrators from a coalition of groups rallied outside a meeting of the Board of Governors to oppose university investments in fossil fuels and links to the Israeli arms trade

The team of academics from the medical and various science departments provided support in the founding of a new medical school and committed to new joint research projects

Dr Joanne Jordan of the university’s Global Development Institute was recognised for her work exploring effects of and responses to climate change in Bangladeshi slums

Visitors of the university’s new heritage tour will be the first to see inside the private research rooms of the “father of nuclear physics”, 100 years after the splitting of the atom

After funding outrages and bogus figures, Britain’s international students deserve to have their potential acknowledged and encouraged

In the eyes of many Europeans, Britain has become the closeted land of King Farage – and no-one has as much power to change that as we do

The most fabulous night in the musical calendar returns with political drama, horse masks, and a few plot twists, writes Elizabeth Rushton

Former business secretary claims that loss of access to Horizon 2020 and Erasmus schemes could have damaging effects

The temporary ‘Walk of Fame’ installation marks the opening of a new bar

New research shows that student rents are continuing to rise despite controversy, with Manchester averaging a 7 per cent increase over the past year

Elizabeth Rushton speaks to Sundara Karma frontman Oscar Lulu about the band’s new music, escapism, and glitter

Following Manchester Media Group’s groundbreaking conference, we look back at the events of the weekend and the words of our inspirational guest speakers

In celebration of David Bowie’s life and career, we look back on his legendary Berlin Trilogy and the city that spawned it

Elizabeth Rushton speaks to Girls Against about their campaign to banish the culture of victim blaming and battle sexual harassment at gigs

New Order’s new album has demonstrated that they can move with the times

19 year-old Essex boy Jordan Cardy (Rat Boy) kept his show snappy, and gave out some snapbacks to his fans