Government funding cuts compels Manchester Museum of Science and Industry into possible merger

New nuclear facility opened and Rutherford would be proud

Former soldier turned PhD student creates app for burn victims

Check your broadband speed, as things are not quite as good as expected

Early success in trials of vaccine for disease which kills one million people a year

Inside the world of
Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell

COD breaks sales records again and again

Increased number of neurons discovered to be common in autistic brains

University goes ape as court issues freedom of information order

Claims we should accept that some species are too dire to save gain support

The payday loan company sparked outrage when it was noticed that they had marketed their service to students

Far from sitting around and trying to watch half of Youtube, we’ve been gearing up for the new term

Local Green Party activist Gayle O’Donovan passed away last week

Despite tripling tuition fees, poorer students continue to apply for undergraduate courses

Why precious metals are an increasingly lucrative investment and how students can get in on the action.

Public spending on education is declining at a faster rate than at any time since the 1950s, while countries like China and the United States invest heavily in higher education. According to the Institute for Fiscal Studies education spending will decline by as much as 13 percent in real terms in the years 2010-11 to […]

Computer scientists in Manchester have developed innovative software designed to aid rescue efforts in the aftermath of natural disasters.

The Civil and Construction Society accidentally sold many students hoodies containing a misprint

The ‘father of computer science’ may soon be officially pardoned following a motion submitted to parliament by John Leech, MP

Criminals spent six months digging a tunnel to a cash machine in Fallowfield to find only £6,000