Lifestyle

The second-hand marketplace is now lots of people’s first choice for clothing, from your housemates to your mum. But over time, the platform has turned into a sea of re-sold fast fashion. Heidi Taylor asks a 19-year-old and a 71-year-old if that’s such a bad thing

The phrase ‘dropping out’ often feels synonymous with ‘failing’

The false hope the 2026 ‘rebrand’ brings for young women in fact reinforces there is a correct way to exist. Self-improvement should not demand uniformity but should celebrate authenticity

Spend more to buy less, the social media trend that vows to solve our money problems and our lifestyle

While women’s  history can be found in our textbooks, it can also be found in everyday conversations with loved ones: the beauty and complexity of female friendships, is in everything that we do, and everything that I, personally, am

As 2025 marked 100 years since the invention of the Photo Booth, we take a look back at its history, and resurgence in popularity amongst young people today.

Somewhere along the way, we started treating relationships like investments

The other day, someone asked me why I want to be a journalist… here are some of my reasons and the role university has had to play

Eating disorder awareness month ends on February 28th. The need for awareness doesn’t

In the aftermath of a breakup, one question lingers for many students: is it better to let go, or to hold on?

What is junk journalling, how do you get into it, and why should you do it?

Third year is tough, so here are some of my reflections on the year so far and my advice on how to get through it

As we reach the end of the year, we ask four final years about their upcoming post-graduate plans

We’ve all read the viral Vogue article on how it’s embarrassing to have a boyfriend now, so here we give you a guide on how to date yourself

A lot of people new to Manchester have yet to hear of the ideal student spot Withington — an underrated area for a fun day or night out