Features

Reclaim the Night is a student-run march. But what does it mean to onlookers?

I spoke to a curator about his role at the museum, the ethicality of displaying mummified remains, and the value of returning items to their communities of origin

University of Manchester Students’ Union Executive Officers give us an insight into how they shape university policy.

An exclusive interview with an ex student sex worker, who gave The Mancunion insight into the day-to-day reality of the work, and the effects it’d had on her life

On behalf of Bridge the Gap Expedition, Stewart Knights spoke to The Mancunion about walking 650km in 14 days for charity

Are poor pay, working conditions and privatisation posing a threat to the network that keeps Manchester alive? Why you should care about the recent bus strikes.

The Mancunion sits down with two Cuban diplomats to explore the integration of young people into Cuban society, and imagines what could be possible in Britain

The Mancunion interviewed Mat Norman from Dig Media to learn more about Manchester Music Mooch (MMM), an app that takes users on a musical-heritage trail around Manchester

Len Grant has spent decades documenting Manchester’s transformation. His work captures the people who give the city its character.

Digital audio is breaking down the barriers to literacy, encouraging us to re-engage with literature through listening

What’s the truth of Christianity’s ‘Quiet Revival’ in Manchester?

The Mancunion investigates what an asylum protest on Wilmslow Road can reveal about the dissonance within the far-right and the real public opinion on immigration

ChatGPT came into our lives almost three years ago – have we gone too far?

Ahead of his book tour show in Manchester on 17 September, The Mancunion interviewed Rhys James about his new book, career, and time as a student at the University of Manchester

I spoke to events organiser Dan Graham about the Hulme’s eco festival happening later this month