The group also graffitied main campus this year

Harmless fascination or terrifyingly creepy of us all? Either way, our obsession with true crime is nothing new.

Planned changes to ResLife Advisers, originally reported by The Mancunion last month, will now be delayed by a year until September 2020

Ibrahim becomes the NUS’s third successive female BAME President, as she is elected on a platform of holding a National Student Strike

The pub, located at the end of the curry mile, hasn’t been in use for a number of years but is seen by many as an artefact and a ‘central part of Rusholme’s identity’

Erasmus programmes are in jeopardy over loss of funding

“The swearing excuse is pathetic” says Lizzy Haughton as her climate change group see their chalk graffiti washed off

The week will attempt to spread awareness of the University’s investment in companies that arm Israel

Reports say there are currently large sections of Piccadilly Gardens cordoned off, with photos showing a rucksack shaped object leaning against a tree

Students’ Union Senate will be pushed back a week – but now falls during the exam period

First and second year economists face scheduling shock as macroeconomics exam is brought forward by two weeks

Students have reported break-ins on Parsonage Road and Derby Road

The 12% gap means for every £10 a man earns, a woman earns £8.80 at the University

The University is the top-ranked in Europe, in a new table that focuses on social impact

The Mancunion will have funding protected for three years as Senate also holds an indicative vote on calls to annul two results from this month’s Exec officer elections

Good Evening, and welcome to The Mancunion’s live blog of the University of Manchester Students’ Union Senate meeting for March 2019

The amendment could be considered unconstitutional