Internships and work experience can look great your CV, but often these can be difficult to get hold of if you do not have the right connections

Liv Clarke speaks to Joshua Mellard, a Manchester graduate who is helping to take MSC Big Band into a new direction

Liv Clarke speaks to Grace Currie, the Manchester graduate who took on the “massively daunting” Edinburgh Fringe Festival

By exercising their right to vote, the republic of Ireland gained the right to choose on the 25th May, with a landslide victory of 66.4% to the “YES” campaign to repeal the 8th amendment and de-criminalise abortion. But what does this historic reform mean to the women of Ireland?

Editor-in-Chief Kirstie O’Mahony sat down with the VC to talk all things gender, Brexit and, of course, strikes

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

Unsuccessful Activities and Development Officer candidate, Ant Menezes, says there is a growing divide between students and Exec Officers

This year’s event is sure to get your mind firing on all pistons — but what about the speakers, what makes them tick?

Kizzy Bray reports from the People’s History Museum on the inspiring stories of the women involved in 2018’s Women In Media Conference

“I don’t see why you would want to be a politician. Politicians maintain the system, they don’t change the system”

Community organisation ACORN Manchester will “do all they can… to help those having issues with landlords/letting agents”

Gorton MP Afzal Khan comments on crime in Fallowfield and how we can create a safer community for students

Liv Clarke retells her own experience, and interviews a fellow marcher and previous organiser for annual march for women’s rights

Are you sick of living in expensive, mouldy, damp housing and putting up with dodgy landlords?

Ruth Squires speaks to the UoM students who stood for 24 hours as a protest against modern day slavery

The festival seeks to seeks to unite communities and break down cultural barriers

Tuesday the 6th February marked the 100th anniversary of the suffragette movement gaining rights for some women. Eva Muñoz Picazo attended a speech by Baroness Hale, President of the Supreme Court here at the University of Manchester, and recalls the lessons learnt over the last 100 years

With Fallowfield crime rates being so talked about in the last few months, Holly Ledger is leading the way to fight back for student victims

The Mancunion sits down with the marketing director of the environmentally conscious Patagonia, as it opens first UK store in four years in Manchester

Editor-in-Chief Kirstie O’Mahony is the first ever journalist to see the facility up close and personal