Student Action are running ‘Breakout’; a four day activity programme in the week beginning the 6th of April during the Easter holidays with disadvantaged children aged 8 to 10 from a local school

The Giving Voice campaign will help speech and language therapy services demonstrate speech and language therapists unique value to national and local decision makers

This week the Manchester Debating Union will discuss the reintroduction of grammar schools in the UK

What if the medicines that could save your life cost a hundred times what you earn in a year?

Manchester Chinese Business Society could be the gateway to finding your perfect business partner.

A team of students are heading up Black History Month celebrations; here’s how you can get involved.

Manchester Nigerian Students’ Society aims to unite students of Nigeria and keep contact with culture and identity in a friendly and positive atmosphere.

Sexpression runs campaigns for better sexual education for all, throughout Manchester and the UK.

CATS are a new society dedicated to raising awareness of cancer in young people.

Manchester Psychology Society are ready for a new year with a packed programme of events, open to students of all disciplines.

No, they don’t play the bones.

Dr. Imran Satia, chair of the Manchester Lung and Allergy Research Society, invites students to get involved with his clinical research.

The first Pangaea festival of the academic year promises to be a great night, helped along by some of Manchester’s most party-ready societies.

UOTC provides summer and weekend experiences like no other for over 300 students from the North-West.

Manchester’s Women’s Campaign offers an inclusive and varied range of events to all interested students, both within the university and in the local community.

Find out what societies at the University of Manchester have achieved this year, from raising thousands of pounds for charity, to organising sell-out shows and competing in national competitions

Lauren James talks about the Zoology society and their latest trip to Blue Planet Aquarium in Chester.

Manchester University Comic Collective provide lessons and workshops to teach people how to draw and create comics, working towards producing a collaborative anthology of their work at the end of the year

Charlie Marshall speaks to Kate Bullivant about the University of Manchester Jazz Orchestra

Kate Bullivant talks about her three favorite societies, and the highlights of the year.