The announcement follows other universities taking a strict approach to their students supporting strikes

Jeffree Star is often the centre of the beauty community’s soap opera, but why, given his own misdemeanours, is he so successful?

While the potential Public Space Protection Order seems promising, anti-harassment campaigners don’t believe the proposal provides a sufficient buffer-zone around the clinic

Plenty of women choose not to have children and it is not always about choosing between a career or a family, argues Kate Jackson

Lewis Hamilton’s sixth Formula 1 title puts the Brit just one behind record-holder Michael Schumacher

The lack of consistency in matches caused by VAR can be frustrating for football fans but we must be patient with the new system, argues Kate Jackson

It may be tempting and convenient to use buy now, pay later services such as Klarna, but it can prove dangerous for students who already have money issues

The renovated Alliance Business school has been chosen as the ‘Building of the Year’ by the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce

The first UK degree on social change begins at Queen Mary, with a diverse group of students ready to take on the world

Victims of crime discuss their experience with the Greater Manchester Restorative Justice Service

The Greater Manchester mayor has also urged political leaders to prioritise homelessness during the election

The UK may acknowledge that sex without consent is rape in ours laws, but many still believe the damaging myths about rape and sexual assault, argues Kate Jackson

University of Manchester students run for 24 hours to raise money for ‘A Bed Every Night’

The problem of racism in football goes beyond the racial abuse from the stands

Continuing The Mancunion’s celebration of Black History Month, Kate Jackson argues we must remember the strides Althea Gibson made for tennis and the black female stars of today

The Athletics World Championships was shrouded in controversy but Dina Asher-Smith and Katarina Johnson-Thompson still managed to shine for Britain

Dismissing the ideas and activism of people like Greta Thunberg because of her age shows how older generations only pick and choose when to treat teenagers as adults, argues Kate Jackson

Barclays warns that students are at risk of being targeted by criminals due to their financial worries and their ignorance towards the consequences of being used as a money mule