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Literature with philosophical leanings might just be the antidote to constant doomscrolling
On 19 February, Freedom Watch GB set up a debate table on campus by University Place, attempting to record and debate students in order to “challenge some of these indoctrinated students”. Freedom Watch GB is a self-proclaimed “nationwide movement of young people who refuse to inherit a future of control, big Government and managed decline”, […]
A stunning success in the recent by-election has put the wind in the Green Party’s sails, but to carry this success into May’s widespread local elections, they’ll need to broaden their tactics, and clarify their vision
Cultural icon Kim Gordon returns with a solo album that refuses to be palatable
While the BRITS came to Manchester for the first time in their 50 year history, there remains debate over the impact.
Looking ahead to this weekend’s Oscars, this year’s crop of best picture nominations are a pretty strong bunch. That being said, some are better than others and as always, can be ranked.
All you need to know about the 79th BAFTA awards.
The post-apocalyptic zombie horror film 28 Days Later began a franchise 23 years ago that has recently been revived, but is it worth watching the new releases?
Simon Webbe and Duncan James discuss everything Blue ahead of a tour celebrating their 25th anniversary
The NHS has launched a major North West campaign after finding that thousands are missing out on life-changing talking therapies.
Sam Raimi rediscovers his talent for horror in a survival island nightmare sure to exhilarate
More than fifty years on, are we seeing a cyclical return of cinema viscerally reacting to a confused and exhausted world in turmoil?
The Mancunion sat down with the Pro Life Society to better understand their views and positions.
Giovanni’s Room is startlingly modern – and it knows exactly what we’re afraid of
With weeks of campaigning over, the results are finally in
The work, due to be completed in autumn 2026, forms part of the wider Manchester 2035 strategy, which focuses on innovation and social responsibility
The K’s perform an electrifying intimate show supporting War Child and thrilling their crowd in the process
Emerald Fennell’s version of Brontë’s masterpiece is visually striking but emotionally hollow, losing a lot of the power of the original
Oklou performs her first Manchester headline performance in support of her latest album