The Mancunion sat down for a surprisingly philosophical and introspective journey through the life, work, city, and inspiration of Manchester-based graffiti artist kELzO

Liam Kelly, our Features Editor, guides you through the second Mancunion Live event—on the EU referendum—in case you can’t make it in person

Liam Kelly turns up the heat with Bikram Yoga

Many care leavers spend Christmas Day away from family and friends, with no definite place to go, and often feeling desolate. Lemn Sissay is doing his bit to give something back

The Lambeth-based band continue to delight their coterie of committed followers with a high-octane night of bangers

In its rapid rise to dominance in our private, bookable transport industry, Uber has made itself some powerful enemies

Hundreds of jobs are at stake as the Open University proposes closures of seven centres around the UK

One Manchester alumnus is changing the face of social work in Britain, and revolutionising the graduate job market in the process

The Mancunion met Azeem Ward as he continues on his sell-out UK university tour, and found out what life is like as an internet sensation, humble student, and Greatest Living Flautist on the Planet

The UK is in a time of crisis where housing is concerned, and in Manchester, homelessness continues to be a major social and political issue. Liam Kelly investigates

The Mancunion profiles the members of the Students’ Union Executive Team and takes a look at what you can expect from the Union in the forthcoming year

Campaigners will urge the university’s Board of Governors to choose to divest from the fossil fuel industry in a report revealed at a meeting later this week

Liam Byrne MP visited the university to discuss Labour’s tuition fees pledge and to answer students’ questions

The Satirist for Hire took a break from his nationwide tour to talk to The Mancunion’s Liam Kelly

England’s 2003 World Cup winning legend, and current attacking coach, Mike Catt spoke to The Mancunion’s Liam Kelly.

The latest corruption scandal involving Fifa shows how endemic a problem it is.

Liam Kelly looks ahead to an exciting year of sport in Manchester