William Brown talks to University of Manchester alumnus and The Times columnist David Aaronovitch on politics, the student body and freedom of speech

This week, the university will be launching the Global Development Institute—one of the largest development research and teaching institutions in the world

New measures will be introduced to target student debtors who have left the UK

Thousands of academics from across the world, including some from the University of Manchester, have signed an open letter condemning the torture and death of an Italian Ph.D. student in Cairo, demanding a impartial investigation be allowed

Earth Week comes to the Students’ Union for its third year, with a schedule of events to promote environmental awareness

Wednesday’s spending review heralds massive cuts for student nurses and higher education more broadly

Annie Teriba, a well known activist, has resigned all of her political positions after learning a physical partner did not consent to sex

Natalie Bennett tells The Mancunion about her fears of Trident, her views of Sunday’s National Demonstration, and her hopes for the future

A new report shows that one of the University of Manchester’s key exports is world leaders

Scores of students gathered to protest MMU’s controversial ‘social cleansing’ eviction of the homeless under the Mancunian Way

A Japanese minister has called for universities to teach subjects that “better meet society’s needs,” resulting in institutions closing or severely cutting humanities, social science and law departments

Reports show Manchester is doing the most to resettle refugees. However many students and public officials are demanding more is done to help those in need

As the University of Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery wins multiple national awards, renowned artist Corneila Parker tells Manchester students to rise up and fight for their future

Apolitical, nonplussed, and too concerned with going to the Warehouse Project, Will Brown shows us why students need to get their act together—or face the consequences of apathy

There’s a rumble in the jungle, but this time it’s our small book retailers getting knocked out