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An instagram post by MLA shows protestors occupying University Place, the same day that the encampment spread onto the Alan Gilbert square

Protesters and police gathered outside the building on May 27, but the occupation remains on-going

The student-run event will be “taking over the SU” on June 6, with 5 stages and 30 student artists

The motion, voted for by students in December 2023, passed with 89.6% of students voting in favour and would have resulted in the Students’ Union adopting BDS policy

The vandalism occurred in the early hours of May 13 morning and is being investigated by Greater Manchester police, according to a University statement

In this edition of the university round-up, read about petitions at Trinity College and Oxford, an Aberdeen student running in the general election, and the closure of an infamous nightclub

A student involved with action group Manchester Leftist Action has spoken out against his suspension by the University

The Students’ Union have shared a detailed breakdown of the transferable voting system used for the LeadMCR elections following the results on March 7

Imitating the Dog creates a physical and electric reimagination of Shelley’s story, filling any pockets of confusion with drama and tension

Over two-thirds of women in the study had been abused while running, with 58% reporting verbal abuse

Eight Exec Officers and seven NUS reps have been elected for LeadMCR 2024/25

Looking for a new signature scent? Or just wondering what fragrance your library crush is wearing? Either way, our experts have weighed in on their favourite perfumes and colognes

The Students’ Union Exec team has released a statement outlining their legal position in regards to the creation of and affiliation with new societies

The government’s new Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act will come into force from 1 August 2024 and aims to be a provision for freedom of speech and academic freedom across universities and Students’ Unions

The Fallowfield campus redevelopment has been approved, with a phased project aiming to create 3,300 new student beds

The allure of becoming a woman in STEM is really not doing it for me. I have chosen humanities for a reason, and the push for a career elsewhere is not appealing

A new Vice-Chancellor has been announced, Rothwell has received official recognition, and student areas are changing – all this has happened over the break, but this winter round-up should bring you up to date

Times Higher Education has awarded Nancy Rothwell for successes at “every rung of the ladder”

The bonus given to the Cost of Living Working Group will boost initiatives and funds aimed at supporting students in financial hardship

The redevelopment plans have been estimated to set the council back £25 million