The Secretary of State for International Development visited the university last week to consult with experts on how to tackle economic gender inequality across the world

The Guardian’s 2017 league tables saw all three satisfaction rankings rise for Manchester, though it dropped two places to number 31

Staff will stage a strike next Thursday and Friday as well as refusing to work overtime or set extra work from the 25th onwards

The recommendations following an inquiry into allegations of anti-Semitism within the Oxford University Labour Club have been released

Citing safety reasons as well as concern that many were returned to the dress suppliers damaged, the University of East Anglia has banned hat-throwing at graduation

Following months of disagreement which saw the first-ever strike by doctors, an agreement has been reached on Junior Doctor contracts

After a successful expedition to Madagascar in 2015, a group will return to the remote area to assess the impact of schistosomiasis

Nando’s is offering aspiring student DJs the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to DJ at Parklife festival, which draws over 70,000 revellers each day

Students express serious concern after the closure of a course that provides a large amount of voluntary mental health care to the city

Students for Sensible Drug Policy have been successful in introducing £3 kits which can test for dangerous adulterants in drugs

Two winners of MUES’s Photography Competition have been named for their spectacular shots taken on their travels

‘The onlooking cameras salivate, food bloggers moan. Drip, drip, drip goes the butter.’

Demonstrators interrupted a talk about the university’s £300 Engineering Campus plan to raise awareness and gain support for their cause

Architecture student David Adesanya made the most of his opportunity to travel to Beijing with Study China by carrying out this photojournalism project

Last week’s NUS National Conference saw delegates voting on decisions both international and local

Last year saw the 50th anniversary of the Business School as well as a huge donation from Lord Alliance of Manchester

Despite bringing revenue to CUSU, trustees have told The Cambridge Student their resources will be cut, forcing the publication online only

TEDxUniversity of Manchester returned with the theme of Infinite Possibilities on Saturday, with a host of inspirational and lauded speakers and live performers

Current NUS Black Students’ Officer Malia Bouattia has been elected President of the National Union of Students at their National Conference. Bouattia beat incumbent President Megan Dunn who has served as NUS President for one year. Despite a number of Union Presidents including Hertfordshire SU’s, Bath SU’s and Keele SU’s supporting Dunn, Bouattia beat Dunn […]

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