Elliott Mills witters on for far too long; omnipresent voice Elliot Mills brings us back to a straightened-out meaning of meaning

Elliott Mills illustrates how continued low voter turnout in Student Union elections is widening the gap between students and those representing them

Elliott Mills illustrates how the ‘Before I Die’ blackboard, as well as other everyday features of Oxford Road, is a symbol for the cycle of life and death

T. S. Eliot examines proof-reading companies: are they killing the skill of writing a good essay?

Elliot Mills muses on the existance of Hardy’s Well and Lemn Sissay’s wall poem

Our emotional and expressive capacities are changing the age of the meme

With the closure of the beloved Sankeys, Eliott Mills turns his heart to a memory of his last trip to the infamous venue

Elliott Mills takes a stern look into the pint glass with a precise analysis of the merits, difficulties, and confusions of Dry January

Elliot Mills argues the case for a place in the literary heritage of Manchester for Anthony Burgess, a man often left out of the narrative

With new rules put in place, Fabric is due to reopen, and with it the age-long debate on drugs is back

Elliot Mills exposes the ridiculous arguments of today’s ‘conspiracy theorists’, of whom many helped Donald Trump win the Presidency

The Mancunion speaks to the enigmatic electronic producer Iglooghost

Equal fees and unequal funding disfavours humanities students writes Elliot Mills

Good riddance to the sordid halls of Fabric, hello pre-1960’s Britain

Elliott Mills examines what the questionnaire tells us about university life

Elliott Mills takes a characteristically flippant look at the Alan Gilbert Learning Common’s newest, and most prominent, feature

With issues of cultural appropriation surrounding this year’s Pangaea, Elliott Mills takes a humorous look at the controversy