The document, which shows 17th century Manchester, had been resting virtually untouched in the library’s archives for decades

In the early hours of the Black Friday shopping spree Greater Manchester Police were called out to over seven Tescos to deal with crowds of hundreds of disgruntled shoppers

Between 22nd and 26th June 2015, The University of Manchester will host Graphene Week 2015. For this occasion, the £61 million National Graphene Institute (NGI) at the university will open for the first time

The University of East Anglia is to sell tampons for no profit in protest to VAT

The Women’s Campaign in Manchester marched against sexual violence in soladarity with protester Emma Sulkowicz, the University of Colombia student whose rapist was not expelled

The Manchester Campaigns Bazaar showcased the wide variety of campaign and community groups across Manchester. A panel debate at the event discussed ‘What’s Left? Local Activism in the Age of Austerity’

A national campaign to promote HIV testing among high-risk groups with the tagline ‘I’m testing’ takes place across England, hoping to slow the spread of the deadly virus

Research shows that ambitious graduates expect to have their lives all figured out by the age of 30

The voting deadline was extended, after the Education Officer of UMSU was accused of using her position to influence the outcome of the vote.

University accommodation is becoming too expensive for students as it increases in price at a rate higher than inflation

After decisions were made last week to postpone reforms to the Disability Support Allowance, we scrutinise the support available for disabled students at university

A man who imprisoned and tortured his girlfriend for nine hours in his home in Rochdale has been sentenced this week to 11 years in prison

Cat Hanson introduces readers to Ella Woodward (AKA Deliciously Ella) and her amazing recipes

Food & Drink Co-Editor Ellie Gibbs shares a recipe for easy focaccia

Global Week 2014 has come to an end but has proven itself to be a cultural success

Voting has started for the NUS elections. Polls are open until next Friday, November 28th, 12pm

MGLC stood in solidarity with victims of a homophobic attack in a mass sing-along on the city’s Metrolink

Student Action Manchester launch their Christmas shoebox appeal

A series of computer games could help prevent OAPs from falling at home and in the community, according to the Manchester researchers who developed them

Hester Lonergan wasn’t too pleased with what turtle bay had to offer