Kirstie O’Mahony

Greater Manchester Citizens are banding together to fight harassment against women

New artwork in the union is causing somewhat of a stir

In this shocking end of year report, The Mancunion exposes the activities (or lack thereof) of the 2017-18 exec team

There will be no better place to be this weekend than the Manchester Eats festival, which will see Heaton Park transformed into a food lovers’ paradise

The days of vegetarians having to lump for a margarita in pizza restaurants are thankfully behind us

Piccadilly Gardens has had a tough time keeping its reputation afloat; The Manchester Evening News recently explored why the council has supposedly found it so difficult to make it a place Mancunians actually want to go. Places like Shoryu though, are giving it their best shot to turn its reputation around. Its launch in winter 2016 […]

The programme is packed with activities to give people a better insight into research at the university

BDS activists unfurl banner following recent massacre in response to protests at the opening of new embassy

Editor-in-Chief Kirstie O’Mahony sat down with the VC to talk all things gender, Brexit and, of course, strikes

It will be taking place under the Whitworth Arch tomorrow at 2:30pm

Live updates on the ‘Industrial Action: Next Steps’ meeting organised by the Students’ Union

The new wave of strike action was planned to take place during the exam season

Live reporting from the penultimate senate of the academic year

Communities Officer Jack Houghton had previously not given an official launch date

Outgoing General Secretary says the smell “does keep us on our toes, as you never know where the smell is going to strike next”

If you want to switch up your post-boogy take away, this is the restaurant for you

She also thinks that many reasons could factor into its recently revealed financial losses

Editor-in-Chief Kirstie O’Mahony is the first ever journalist to see the facility up close and personal

Student-run music festival faces possible cancellation after eye-watering overspending

Editor-in-Chief Kirstie O’Mahony felt a complete fool for her trepidation before this show, as it turned out to be one of the best she’d ever seen