Esme Campbell

The promise of post-dissertation freedom was quickly squashed by essay deadline demands, and the desire to do anything but re-open my laptop is taking over

With the curtain closing on my student days, I’m anxiously anticipating life after graduation – and I’m not handling it well

Edition #1 of the Opinion section’s rant column: Dive in for some good old fruitless grumbling about issues the Opinion editors think plague student life

After years of the feminist movement trying to extricate itself from gender essentialism, we’re seeing a regression in attitudes towards essentialist views; what does this mean for gender equality?

Mother Mother continue to deliver their live performances with the same passion found in their music, enrapturing a moved Manchester audience

Love ’em or hate ’em, the timely end of disposable vapes is peeking over the horizon, and it is a glorious view from where I’m sitting

Trio, to five-piece, to TikTok sensation – Mother Mother are constantly evolving, and that’s something that frontman Ryan Guldemond relishes

The University of Manchester’s newest flagship building welcomes cutting edge healthcare technology research

To grow up with curly hair is to feel the detriment of beauty standards weigh heavy on the self-esteem

Sunak isn’t just building a fence around his mansion; he’s building it around people and politics too

There is an “s-word” which many students are closely associated with: stereotypes. To what extent are such well-established stereotypes true?

Dominic Raab’s exit as Deputy PM proves that Parliament has a bullying problem. But can this case serve to ensure MPs face more accountability in future?