Giving blood and conversion therapy are just two examples of medical prejudices that still exist against the LGBT+ community

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy outlines why Reality Z, a post-apocalypse Netflix show based on Charlie Brooker’s Dead Set, is an apocalyptic mess of biblical proportions

While some big companies have pulled the plug, a group of manufacturers in the North West are still offering paid work experience

UMUCU told The Mancunion that the University’s cost-saving drive has left some staff worried that their fixed-term contracts are unlikely to be renewed

Writer Garima Singh reminds us that self-care is more than spending money, but is about actually taking care of youself

The BBC adaptation of Sally Rooney’s ‘Normal People’ has recently burst on to our screens and gifted the nation with the perfect escape from the monotony of lockdown

With his family in Dubai, first-year immunology student Felix Soedira is stuck in Richmond Park

Corona’s not the only bad guy in town – Be BRAVE, check it out, beat cancer

The Greater Manchester Homelessness Action Network have established a Live Needs List of essential items

Freshers events have begun to appear across social media which falsely claim to be linked to UoM and the Students’ Union

Here’s all you need to know about the protests taking place this weekend in Manchester

Thaddeus Anim-Somuah, chemical engineer and ex-student at the University of Manchester is listed in Forbes 30 under 30 for reducing Dutch carbon emissions by 25%

The Mancunion spoke with several of Manchester’s activist groups to find out how people can protest safely and effectively during lockdown

The announcement of plans to decarbonise the University’s investment portfolio follows years of student protests and discussions

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy problematises the wish-fulfilment fantasy approach that Netflix have taken with their new series Hollywood

Staff at the University of Manchester are being given the option to volunteer for a severance scheme, unpaid leave, reduced hours and pay cuts

Rain Fire marks the South-London rapper Novelist’s third release of the year, showing he is set to make a lot more noise in the coming months

Luke McGavin reviews TNGHT’s lastest EP ‘II’, highlighting it’s important place in the genre and demonstrating why it hasn’t lived up to the high expectations that foreshadowed it