With the Conservative Party conference arriving in Manchester, thousands choose to make their opposition heard during the People’s Assembly demonstration

Catalonia holds a referendum to vote on becoming an independent republic. Labelled as ‘illegal’ by the EU and denied by the Spanish Government entirely, the Catalonians are seen as rebellious teenagers of Spain

Could empty properties provide a solution to the housing crisis?

Where does state-led aggression fit into a liberal democracy?

Safety should come before low cab prices

Conservatives release a new agenda to terminate all ties to student led Conservative movements in a bid to quell the chaos of the youth wing

With homelessness a record levels, empty properties are being eyed up as a potential solution to the problem

In the face of racist prejudice from the American public, players and fans of all backgrounds must stand firm in their fight for justice, argues George Flesher

Why George Osborne’s seven jobs are a disgrace to Manchester

Street-harassment should be treated just like any other criminal activity

A fight for self-determination in the face of insurmountable odds

The UK could do much more to win the hearts and minds of British Muslims

After funding outrages and bogus figures, Britain’s international students deserve to have their potential acknowledged and encouraged

Student volunteering expeditions will be furiously promoted at our university this week, but it’s our responsibility to ignore them

How will students receive the ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer’s appointment?

Why we feel guilty, and what needs to change

Observations about the British, and how to make most out of your first year

In the eyes of many Europeans, Britain has become the closeted land of King Farage – and no-one has as much power to change that as we do

Fear not – you can still be the tiny silver dog, though halls in Fallowfield are where Old Kent Road would usually be

How the gory, magical escapism of ‘Game of Thrones’ lost out to a White House in chaos