Anna Nixon examines whether BBC 3’s move back onto terrestrial television is really worth it

Alex Croft examines how our right to protest is under threat in the UK through the lens of the Stansted 15 case

Sports Editor Will takes us through the concept of “March Madness” and American university sports

Annie Dabb questions what exactly an Oxford education has done for Chris Whitty and makes some suggestions for the government’s Coronavirus measures

Spring has arrived. At least in the South of England, where I am currently waiting out lockdown before my return to Manchester. Saturday 27th February 2021 was a beautiful day; the kind of day that inspires me to write mediocre poetry about sunshine and birdsong. I went on a ten mile walk to a beautiful […]

Annie Dabb looks into concerns that the pandemic may have reversed the impacts of modern feminism and sent us back to the era of 1950s housewives

Ayush Ramani explains what NFTs are and how they’re going to be a big part of the future of finance

Clementine Lawrence explores the ways in which political satire has become a double-edged sword

Biden’s sanctions on Russia yet his softness on China, present a gloomy future for the Universal Human Rights idea and oppressed peoples.

After the US imposed sanctions on Russia for the poisoning of its opposition leader, what should we expect from the Biden Administration’s approach to foreign policy?

Laura Thompson explores why people have increasingly been using Facebook groups like UoMLove and Mancfessions to find love

Annie Dabb explains how Andy Burnham has already fulfilled his promise to make Manchester the perfect place to grow old

Internal conflicts and vaccines vacancies show that the biggest problem for the SNP in terms of gaining independence will be how they respond to problems they have created for themselves.

Laura Thompson speaks to students about the difficulties of online learning both at home and in student accommodation

Nicole Leslie Charria explores how Diana Trujillo’s work at NASA is beneficial for Colombians and budding scientists alike

How should the world respond amid the military coup and its resulting protests in Myanmar?

Greece’s recent wave of strikes exemplify the government’s failure to fulfil promises of relief after years of austerity, argues Annie Dabb

Voting for the removal of Nancy Rothwell would be absolutely the wrong course of action, says former General Secretary Alex Tayler

Joe McFadden outlines the argument for Nancy’s Rothwell’s removal as Vice-Chancellor and urges students to vote yes on March 8th

Clementine Lawrence examines the difficulties universities face when it comes to navigating the minefield that is free speech