Sheffield’s Tramlines Festival is back for another summer of great live music and this year it’s better than ever with a huge line-up of artists over the weekend, from 20th – 22nd July

Is it too late to remember the sacrifices of Britain’s Colonial soldiers?

An underwhelming night, though not without moments of spark and creativity

Charlie Diver reviews a play that offers some worthwhile moments but fails to live up to its potential

London-based firm Leigh Day will challenge Lancaster over Consumer Rights Act

Katie Marriott reviews the touring production of Diane Samuels’ classic play on its 25th anniversary

To celebrate National Vegetarian Week 2018, Kirstie O’Mahony tried The Pen and Pencil’s new veggie and vegan offerings, and was left reeling

Cameron Taylor reviews the ‘black and white’ of Gang of Youths

Cameron Taylor reviews The World Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Die

People are being advised to avoid the area

Upon her win, the FE veteran states it’s now time to “get real” about education

Take Action! UoM is an independent student-led group which has created a platform for discussion, a line of open communication, and a coherent response regarding the strike action

An eventful third week of industrial action saw twitter disputes, student refunds, and breaks with UUK policy

Incoming Welfare Officer says, “I don’t think people can talk about apathy anymore…students have been excited, they’ve been engaged”

Thinking of making a complaint, but unsure of the process?

Top picks from this years Manchester International Film Festival

We find out who will be leading the Students’ Union next year

New report shows that just one in ten students attend a university over 150 miles from home

The new watchdog will also scrutinise academic grading

With International Women’s Day taking place on the 8th March, we ask The Mancunion’s writers and editors about their female musical icons