For International Women’s Day 2016, the GDI celebrated the history of feminism with a screening of Suffragette. Afterwards we spoke to Helen Pankhurst, great-granddaughter of Emmeline, about how the fight for equality is far from over

Medics walked out for the third time on Wednesday 9th March—ahead of two more 48-hour strikes in April

NUS is ‘outraged’ that the government are making it harder for EU students to receive financial support whilst studying in the UK

The £6,000 hike in tuition fees in 2012 is seen as a key contributor to the vast institutional profits

Food Editor Ellie Gibbs addresses the political power of food and the real difference it can make to lives, something we may take for granted when tucking into our luxury restaurant dinner courses

A young journalist was supposedly threatended with expulsion by UCL executives after she gained access to a confidential report forecasting the university profits from accommodation fees

After implementing the living wage last month, the company in charge of catering services across the university are claimed to be planning to make 43 staff redundant and cutting salaries by up to a third

After the University of Westminster rejected Saima Haq’s request for mitigating circumstances after the death of her father, The Mancunion looks into similar cases at the University of Manchester

Minute-by-minute coverage of 2016’s Executive Elections at the Univeristy of Manchester Students’ Union

Every week we take a look at news from around the world. Here is this week’s roundup

The student body of the LSE SU have chosen to re-open nominations in the General Secretary election, marred by allegations of bullying and anti-semitism

The Benin Bronze Appreciation Committee has succeeded in repatriating the cockerel to its rightful home in Nigeria

In support of World Wildlife Day 2016, the university is investing into saving endangered species

Protesting against the current quality of higher education, student demonstrators occupy auditorium in “freezing conditions”

The University of Manchester will create Brunswick Park in the heart of campus to coincide with TfGM’s investment in the Oxford Road corridor

Manchester’s police are warning women around Manchester to be extra vigilant at night

Christian social work student expelled from University after he posted his views on same sex marriage on his personal Facebook account

University lecturers are particularly worried about the prospect of jeopardising their academic integrity and oppose surveilling the behaviour of students

During Anna Lee’s campaign, she has faced a great amount of opposition, but remains true to her objectives outlined in her ‘annafesto’

A recent study funded by the Independent Schools Trust reveal substantially better achievements among privately educated children at GCSE level examinations