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Ode to Oak: The end of an era
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Is Neurodivergence becoming a trend?
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Data colonialism and monopoly: The dark side of the eco…
The seven stages of grief: Scientific or social?
All-nighters are killing your ability to learn
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Canal Street: The Village of Angels
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Manchester United’s Jim Ratcliffe problem
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Rusholme demonstrations celebrate Syrian liberation
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Shoryu student deal review: I’ll take this over a meal deal any day
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3, 2, 1… Pose! 100 years of the Photo Booth
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Identity and fast fashion: A story of overconsumption
Behind the camera: the reality of being a model
adidas x Manchester United x The Stone Roses: local identity and global reach
It’s okay to drop out
21st May 2026
The phrase ‘dropping out’ often feels synonymous with ‘failing’
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Review: HOME, Roots in the Sky
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The Manchester Revue: Reviewing the Revue
What lies beneath: UMDS’ Divine Wave combines fam…
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The Manchester Revue: Reviewing the Revue
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A deep dive into the University of Manchester's comedy society
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“SNL UK Is Born!”
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29th May 2026
Tina Fey christens a new era of British TV comedy.
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Sally Rooney books ranked: Our literary megastar
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No, I will not step on you, and I’m not your “mommy”: Fetishisation of alternative subcultures
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A deep dive into the University of Manchester’s comedy society
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Is Neurodivergence becoming a trend?
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With the recent upsurge in diagnoses, there has also been an increase in personal use of the seemingly ‘trendy’ or ‘quirky’ aspects of neurodivergence
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“I wanted to raise the question; why do we need this cheap labour?” Interview with Elias Demetriou on his film ‘Maricel’ at the Manchester Film festival 2026
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I sat down with director Elias Demetriou to talk about his film ‘Maricel’ which follows a Filipino domestic worker in Cyprus caring for an elderly couple who have a lot of unspoken family drama.
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Letterboxd: Exposing student habits and opinions on ‘the social network for film lovers’
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How do students use Letterboxd and how do they feel about the platform?
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Opinion: Backrooms and the disrespect of empirical talent
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As the Backrooms opens in cinemas, a bizarre conspiracy has unearthed to shut its director Kane Parsons down
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The phrase ‘dropping out’ often feels synonymous with ‘failing’
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Live review: Olivia Dean brings ‘The Art of Loving’ to Manchester
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The Grammy winner brings a show-stopping performance to Co-Op Live in celebration of her new album
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From counterculture to pop culture: The story of indie publisher Headpress Books
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The Manchester-founded company celebrates its 35th anniversary this year
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Live review: Balu Brigada turn Academy 2 into a portal of indie-pop euphoria
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The Kiwi brothers return to Manchester for their first headline show, bringing an evening of genre-blurring ambition
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Sounds From The Other City 2026: Salford Christmas returns
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The beloved festival offers an eclectic and diverse range of performances as it returns for another edition
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Beauty in the madness: ‘Sandbox’ by The All-American Rejects
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The All-American Rejects bring new sonic textures to their sound on their first album in fourteen years.
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Album review: 1-800 GIRLS debuts with ‘LOVE’
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The forward-thinking DJ and producer 1-800 GIRLS unveils his first album via Epic Records
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Live review: James prove Love is the Answer at Co-Op Live
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The beloved Britpop band, James, bring a career-spanning show to Europe’s largest indoor arena
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Preview: End of the Road 2026 brings Manchester acts to North Dorset
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End of the Road is due to bring yet another stellar line-up to Larmer Tree Gardens for its 2026 edition
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What lies beneath: UMDS’ Divine Wave combines family melodrama with deep sea cult horror
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Family, love, and cultlike faith unspool together in this new undersea drama, ‘Divine Wave’
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UMDS’s Juturna review: A cosmic journey to the final frontier
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Benedict Zephyr and Neeyati Singh offer an isolated tale of colonial cabin fever in ‘Juturna’
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UMDS’s A Vacuum at the Centre review: The cryon, the rich, and the aerophobe
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In ‘A Vacuum at the Centre’, Elisabeth Hughes and Ruby Coyte produce an eclectically eccentric comedy that comes directly from heart to stage
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UMMTS’s Making a Killing review: A masterful musical murder mystery
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UMMTS’s latest original endeavour is a charming sendup of the detective novels of old in ‘Making a Killing’
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UMDS’ Eurydice: A playfully haunting take on a Greek classic
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Hattie Wood and Martha Pardue’s ethereal production of Sarah Ruhl’s Greek tragedy never looks back
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