gabrieledragunaite, Author at The Mancunion

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Lockdown read: The Unbearable Lightness of Being

Gabriele Dragunaite reads Milan Kundera’s The Unbearable Lightness of Being, and finds its existential content still bearable in 2020

University round-up: protests outside debate, boycott...

Oldham council moves to withdraw from Greater Manches...

University of Manchester and Students’ Union jo...

In the hot seat: MMG take on Students’ Union Ex...

40 years on from the discovery of Lindow Man: What ha...

Urban farms: The new phenomenon revolutionising Manch...

Trump’s re-election: Confirming the extremity of mode...

Manchatten: is this the right future for Manchester?

The Great X-scape: The exodus of Musk’s Platform for ...

The Three Musketeers of the UK Igniting Passion for S...

Neuralinks PRIME study: What we’ve learned so far

Celebrating Black scientists of UoM

Behind the Fur: Understanding the furry community on ...

University offers medical placement exemptions to men...

EXCLUSIVE: University of Manchester sends placement s...

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson review: Not with a bang, but...

Manchester Tyrants take on Movember

Reclaim The Night charity football match

Are journalists being targeted? Dangerous conditions ...

Israel, Lebanon and Iran: what’s going on?

Georgia turns away from Europe

“What I’m saying is we are coming after those landlords”: Andy Burnham on Question Time.

Tribe hotel launches at Manchester Airport

What are the biggest cultural shocks for exchange students?

Year Abroad Diaries #2: How to navigate cultural differences while living abroad

Rolled sushi: Bringing Aussie flavours to Manchester

MAYA’s new Sunday Roast: Is it worth it?

Rhythm & Burgers at The Blues Kitchen

New Spa treatment launches at the Marriott Hotel

The art of slowing down: Sometimes doing nothing is just fine

How to return to studying after having a year off: A guide from a gap-year fr...

Portal: M and the revolution of digital fashion

We do not need another Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show

‘Maebe’ not: The controversies surrounding Molly-Mae’s Clot...

Tribe hotel launches at Manchester Airport

The heartbeat of Manchester’s experimental scen...

Beyond The Grave: The Enduring Orientalist Legacy Of ...

Magdalena Bay cast a spell at Manchester Academy

“A Love Letter to Manchester”: In convers...

Has BookTok ruined reading culture?

Sally Rooney books ranked: Our literary megastar

The art of tone: A legacy of the student voice

Art as Activism: Women are experts of the protest sign

A photographer’s ode to the student years – Richard D...

Freshers Show: A glimpse of exciting things to come

The antiheroes of UMMTS In Concert: Villains review

ROTTEN writer Josie White on social media, young audi...

Freshers Show: A glimpse of exciting things to come

Gladiator II review: We were not entertained

My week at Manchester Animation Festival

Gladiator II: A triumphant return that confronts Rome...

The best spy series and films

Will weird Black women in film and TV ever be underst...

Disclaimer review: Emmy-bait in its purest form

Why does the games industry struggle to gain traction...

Balatro: The king of roguelike deckbuilders

“Don’t touch that dial now, we’re j...

Gladiator II review: We were not entertained

gabrieledragunaite

Lockdown read: The Unbearable Lightness of Being