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LeadMCR 2026: Final results revealed

LeadMCR 2026: Final results revealed

Your winning candidates revealed

“Students’ lives and students’ pockets”: The Mancunion interviews the SU Executive

University of Manchester Students’ Union Executive Officers give us an insight into how they shape university policy.
MANDRAKE issues alert after potent sedative found in ketamine samples

MANDRAKE issues alert after potent sedative found in ketamine samples

Metadomine found in ketamine; a potentially fatal discovery

32 arrested at Pro-Palestine Protest outside Manchester Central Library

32 arrested at Pro Palestine protest in Manchester City centre.
Manchester Pride’s Board of Trustees announces voluntary liquidation

Manchester Pride’s Board of Trustees announces voluntary liquidation

Manchester Pride, one of the UK’s most prominent LGBTQ+ celebrations, has announced that it is entering ‘voluntary liquidation’ after years of mounting financial difficulties
Vice-Chancellor faces student questions on fees, housing, and international partnerships at SU Q&A

Vice-Chancellor faces student questions on fees, housing, and international partnerships at SU Q&A

Duncan Ivision the President and Vice-Chancellor discusses the Manchester 2035 Strategy and the Tel Aviv Patnership.
Len Grant: A view from a bike 

Len Grant: A view from a bike 

Len Grant has spent decades documenting Manchester’s transformation. His work captures the people who give the city its character.
What’s got everybody listening again: The rise of digital audio

What’s got everybody listening again: The rise of digital audio

Digital audio is breaking down the barriers to literacy, encouraging us to re-engage with literature through listening
Tel Aviv University and Cops Discussed at First Union Assembly of the Year

Tel Aviv University and Cops Discussed at First Union Assembly of the Year

The first Union Assembly took place on Thursday, October 16. The two policies discussed were the University of Manchester’s partnership with Tel Aviv University and Cops Out
Trump’s Gaza ceasefire tested as violence continues

Trump’s Gaza ceasefire tested as violence continues

On October 9 2025, US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. The agreement has since faced mounting tensions and reports of violations.
International Student Levies could cost University of Manchester up to 27 million

International Student Levies could cost University of Manchester up to 27 million

With universities facing financial pressures, a government white paper proposes a radical overhaul of the international student system
The Roses (2025) : A Domestic Tragedy

The Roses (2025) : A Domestic Tragedy

The Roses – Divorce has never been so difficult. A story about ambition and sacrifice.
Budapest pride banned before its 30th anniversary

Budapest pride banned before its 30th anniversary

Hungary’s government has banned the Budapest Pride march, intensifying tensions with the EU over human rights and freedom of expression
The Art of Resistance: Cafe Blah returns after eviction battle

The Art of Resistance: Cafe Blah returns after eviction battle

From forced closure to grand reopening – Withington’s beloved creative hub Café Blah is back, opening its new doors on May 24 at 445 Wilmslow Road
University of Cambridge granted four month injunction on Israel-Palestine protests

University of Cambridge granted four month injunction on Israel-Palestine protests

The University of Cambridge’s attempts to block protestors from gathering outside graduate ceremonies faces backlash from human rights groups