The University of Manchester Rent Strike took to the streets, marching down Oxford Road continuing to fight for their demands

Patrick Hackett from the University Senior Leadership has said that the occupiers will face “formal University disciplinary action”

There’s a lot going on with the rent strike, and their ongoing occupations. Find out exactly what’s happened, and when

One of the worst things I’ve ever tasted, the TikTok pickle challenge somehow made it into my house.

Occupiers from the Manchester Leftist Action and UoM Rent Strike groups have ended their week long occupation of the John Owens Building

Occupiers of the John Owens building have been told to leave by 4pm today or risk facing “formal disciplinary action”

Protestors from UoM Rent Strike and Manchester Leftist Action have occupied the Simon building

UoM Rent Strike and Manchester Leftist Action groups have departed the Samuel Alexander and Engineering buildings

The Mancunion has five of the best LGBTQIA+ television shows that you can binge this LGBTQIA+ History Month!

Protestors from Manchester Leftist Action and UoM Rent Strike have occupied three University of Manchester buildings

Looking for a post-grad job opportunity? Lead MCR is back with plenty of leadership and team opportunities to improve Manchester’s SU

“We’re confident for the semester ahead” says Swim Team President after UoM’s swim team makes an undefeated splash so far this year

The BBC celebrated its centenary with a week of specially-dedicated programmes

Embarking on your year abroad can be daunting. There are so many things to remember, along with the added pressure of being in another country alone. Fell prepared and reassure with our guide to a year abroad!

The planned privatisation of Channel 4 has caused many to compare views on whether they believe this to be good or bad

BBC have complied the changes they plan to make in their annual plan

Morning Live in Manchester: First topical daily live programme to move to the ‘regions’

BBC Three has returned to our TV screens for 2022 – what do UoM students think?

Fuse TV’s Tom Grant explores how comedy TV has influenced and reflected British politics and class stereotypes, and asks whether we should really still be laughing