The undead have taken the entertainment world by storm, but what is it that is so appealing about the zombie apocalypse?

Labour’s defence policy does more to expose the party’s weaknesses than protect those it claims to

With its recent changes and historical significance seemingly in conflict, is it time to rethink the BBC’s funding?

With voter turnout remaining a prevalent issue in US politics, have we been using the power of celebrity and social media for good?

Recent protests against national anthems and flags in the United States should inspire Brits to the causes of discriminated peoples at home

As the world seemingly sends itself into oblivion, are we investing too much of our time and energy in celebrity culture?

An expansion and improvement of student and landlord rating services could help to ease the worries of student renters

As mental health services are becoming increasingly more important to the student population, what is the university doing to improve the support that they offer?

A reaction to the SU’s apology over a previous Opinion article to Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell

We need a greater sense of balance between the serious and the trivial

As Jeremy Corbyn remains triumphant as Labour leader, Barney Weston ponders why socialism is such a dirty word

The Mancunion’s resident mystic gives a quick snapshot of what to expect in this coming year of clubbing, making great friends, and finding the perfect hangover cure…

Without reconsidering our entire approach to the refugee crisis, can we really alleviate the issues faced by those fleeing war and unrest?

Terrorism plays into our passions for a good story, simplistic explanations, and dark fantasies

The reintroduction of grammar schools is another step in the wrong direction. Britain needs to update its education system to truly suit the needs of students and teachers

The debate over the burkini tells us a lot about the treatment of women in the continuing tensions between the ‘West’ and Islam

Good riddance to the sordid halls of Fabric, hello pre-1960’s Britain

Lioui Benhamou addresses the deeper connotations of the debate surrounding France’s banning of the controversial ‘burkini’

With the Labour leadership contest nearing to an end, Frank Hillman addresses the often forgotten positives of Blair’s New Labour

After his interview with Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell was pulled from last week’s edition of The Mancunion, Jacob Nicholas argues the case for our independence from the university