Internationally renowned Professor says ‘sorry’ to sudents in open letter after quitting MMU following ‘bullying and harassment’

Twelve universities to send delegates

But the figures show “not even half of the picture”, says Tabz O’Brien-Butcher

– Diversity Officer has been gone for 5 weeks – Saad Wahid expected to return to campaign for General Secretary

A famous man once declared his priorities to be ‘Education, Education, Education.’ Tonight, eight candidates will look to follow his lead.

The dream lives on

Eve Commander ponders the virtue of this controversial chef

Cheaper than chips returns with tips on how to get more banger for your buck

Eve Commander deplores Delia’s cheeky re-release

Seven days. Seven different events. Hundreds of people. The chance to raise thousands of pounds. RAG Week 2013 is fast approaching and is set to be bigger and better than ever! Starting on Monday 11th February and running till Sunday 18th February, this week raises crazy amounts for the RAG Community Fund, which is divided […]

Richard Crook and Sophie Donovan brings you the latest on the ManchesterSU Women’s Officer hustings

Maya Oppenheim comments on Manchester’s growing poverty, and students ignorance of the problem around them

Maddy Hubbard interviews Seb Emina, who explains his passion for the most important meal of the day

With an abundance of gastronomic literature on offer, Maddy Hubbard takes us through the essentials. This week: Jeffrey Steingarten.

– ‘Global Aspirations of Women’ disbands following outrage – Police receive complaint over homophobic language – Recording receives over 11,000 hits on YouTube

Oxford and Wilmslow Roads have the highest number of accidents per year involving cyclists in Manchester

As it happened: A Q&A with the President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Manchester, Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell, and students

The Prime Minister has met with criticism following his attempts to attract more Indian students to the UK

Union exec team urged to act against renegade bathroom users

The Mancunion talks to the Salford student suing St. Hugh’s college for “only admitting those wealthy enough to partake in traditions”