In classic UMMTS fashion, the first full-length musical production of the year is one to remember

IDLES did at O2 Apollo what they do everywhere else: whip the crowd into a baying frenzy, and throw themselves straight in.

Gladiator II, the much-awaited sequel to the Ridley Scott’s 2000s classic, left much to be desired

Moving from X to Bluesky may not be the simple solution it seems. We are looking into a future of extreme social polarisation.

How should the feminist movement approach the unsettling new era of politics in which we live

The weight of learning a language abroad is not for the faint hearted. But are my anxieties something deeper than mere imposter syndrome?

Women’s rights are facing alarming setbacks, from rising violence in Manchester to the systemic oppression in Afghanistan. Globally, the battle for gender equality is far from over

Coming from a gap-year fresher, here are some tips on how to adjust back into an academic routine after taking a year off

Loyle Carner makes his Warehouse Project debut with Frankie Stew & Harvey Gun and performs live for the final time this year

With the event of Manchester Literature Festival across October, let’s roundup many of the major events

In the wake of the spooky season, why not dig into one our of writers’ favourite horror reads?

In 1988, supernatural comedy Beetlejuice propelled (then unknown director) Tim Burton into a career of success and recognition; defined by his eccentric, later coined ‘Burtonesque’, visual style, ‘kooky’ characters and whimsical fantasy stories.

For those with autism in Freshers week, the choice can be daunting – either heavy nights out or isolating, tailored events.

Jordan Rakei showcases his brand of funky neo- soul at Manchester’s Albert Hall with a soulful, heartfelt set after the release of his latest album.

As we face the exciting yet intimidating abyss of the new academic year, The Mancunion shares some top tips and advice for the months ahead

What could be better for stress than soft colours, cute animals and vegetables with rocket launchers?

Under-resourced UK universities lean on international student fees to supplement their institutions; simultaneously, Britain’s borders are becoming more restrictive to students under the current government. This paradox leaves international students caught in the crossfire

After announcing that they would be calling time on the band, Brighton indie darlings The Magic Gang bring an electrifying farewell set to Manchester’s New Century Hall

Recent renovations at the historic Port Street venue, Stage and Radio, have firmly cemented its place as one of the true spots to champion electronic music within Manchester. An interview with their new ownership reveals all…

This month, Synagogue Scratch is returning to Manchester Jewish Museum. The series represents a unique opportunity to enjoy new, groundbreaking performances by Jewish artists, in the museum’s beautifully preserved 1874 Synagogue.