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Priyanka Menon

Priyanka Menon


“They completely think we’re monsters”: An interview with the Manchester Pro-Life Society

“They completely think we’re monsters”: An interview with the Manchester Pro-Life Society

The Mancunion sat down with the Pro Life Society to better understand their views and positions.
Fractured British Left on campus: Interviews with Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Student Left

Fractured British Left on campus: Interviews with Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Student Left

To gain a better understanding of national politics impact on campus politics, we sat down with committee members from Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Students Left.
Review: The Northern Vegan Winter Festival 2025

Review: The Northern Vegan Winter Festival 2025

At the start of November, The Mancunion headed to Sugden Sports Centre to visit the Northern Vegan Winter Festival
When immigrants become anti-immigrant themselves

When immigrants become anti-immigrant themselves

Dividing immigrants into ‘good’ and ‘bad’ creates division and hides the real problems
We need higher education now more than ever

We need higher education now more than ever

As we haul ourselves back to Manchester and enter a new academic year, it’s worth reflecting on the value of higher education
Ragebait is ruining social media

Ragebait is ruining social media

Controversy has become the currency of the internet – it is high time we regulated against it
To help women, we must help men too

To help women, we must help men too

The divide between men and women is as big as it has ever been. To solve it, we need to help men
Free speech on campus: The case for better dialogue

Free speech on campus: The case for better dialogue

Campuses have become illiberal echo chambers that stifle free speech; the case for better discourse must be made
Inside Manchester’s Diplomatic Community: Interviews with Sarah Mangan and Kazi Ziaul Hasan

Inside Manchester’s Diplomatic Community: Interviews with Sarah Mangan and Kazi Ziaul Hasan

Manchester’s diplomatic community rarely finds itself in the news despite it being the second largest in the country. Kazi Ziaul Hasan, the Bangladeshi Assistant High Commissioner, and Sarah Mangan, the Irish Consul-General, explain the work of the city’s diplomatic missions and their relationship to students in Manchester
Being an international student is hard enough – microaggressions make it harder

Being an international student is hard enough – microaggressions make it harder

Being an international student is not only hard because you’re learning a new culture away from home. Even comments that are well-intentioned can cause more harm than good