Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign will protest on Wednesday 4th October against the censoring of Holocaust survivor Marika Sherwood’s event ‘You’re doing to Palestinians what the Nazis did to me’

Conservative Party conference ending makes headlines but not in the way Theresa May would have hoped

A summary of Manchester Students’ Union Senate and the motions debated at its most recent meeting

Troubling reports have emerged of Muslim students suffering harassment whilst praying on campus

Women in Media is coming to the capital; freelancers down south were frustrated at not being able to afford the trip to Manchester every March

A survey has found that the majority of students in the UK do not seek advice from their GP when they fall ill due to long waiting times and inconvenient appointments

Under uncompromising lighting, surrounded by a strange odour of damp, aged carpets, the kindly chef brought out our plates with a smile

While the specific nature of Brexit remains unclear, questions about the future are addressed at the University of Manchester, hosted by the Students’ Union

As we approach the 60th anniversary of humanity’s first foray into space, we look back on the exciting advancements that Manchester took part in

Universities Minister, Jo Johnson MP, and MoneySavingExpert.com’s founder, Martin Lewis, criticise language used during student debt debates

In the early hours of Saturday the 30th of September, a man sadly died following a stabbing during a mass brawl in cocktail bar

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell reveals his vision to tackle student debt at the 2017 Labour Party Conference, with the party also outlining its post-Brexit vision

UK partners with US, committing a big investment for research of neutrinos

Researchers at the University of Manchester have developed a new anti-inflammatory compound which may hold promise for conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease

Rumours that fees could be slashed to £7,500 per year surface as cost debate intensifies ahead of Autumn Budget

“We are driving a generation against aspiration, because we are punishing aspiration. That is about the most un-Tory thing I can think of.”

Professor David Leigh and his research team have worked together to create a robot that can be programmed to carry out basic chemical reactions

Antarctic experts are keeping a close watch on a huge iceberg drifting away from the continent

Despite competition from the People’s Assembly march, thousands took to the streets during the ‘Stop Brexit’ march, including many students and young people

The Mancunion will be giving you live updates of motions debated and passed in Senate