Film editor Benjy Klauber looks back at some of the best, and worst, depictions of university life in British film and TV.

Serena Jemmett reviews the album ahead of The Skinner Brothers’ headline tour in March

First time reviewer Charlie Roberts reviews Bears in Trees live at Club Academy covering tiktok, their live sound, and how they’re leaving teens with a more positive messages than their predecessors.

Can content warnings ruin a book’s storyline? Hannah Wellock reviews BookTok sensation and New York Times Best Seller It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover and discusses its lack of a content warning

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews The Bitten Peach at Contact Theatre, as part of Queer Contact this LGBT+ History Month

Ants From Up There by Black Country New Road proves that the bands success after their first studio album was by no means a fluke.

Mancunion reviewer Asha checks out Zumuku, the must-know spot on Lapwing Lane, Didsbury, for fresh and authentic sushi.

Max Earnshaw convinces us why every student at the University of Manchester should vote in the upcoming SU elections

Anna Nixon hilariously tells all on red and green flags when it comes to conversations about comedy in the current dating scene.

Beyond the celebration of young talent in football are hundreds of hopefuls. Investing in the Premier League dream, left them with nothing.

We all want to be more sustainable when it comes to our periods, but is a menstrual cup a gift or a nuisance?

Escape to Massachusetts through the eyes of a Masshole. The state is rich with history, nature, and student debt

Cattle farming has a huge environmental impact, but seems unlikely to disappear any time soon. Find out how scientists are potty training cows to lesson their impact on climate change.

The Undertones’ Mickey Bradley opens up about the legacy of ‘Teenage Kicks’, Joe Strummer’s death threat and the accuracy of Derry Girls.

Our writers consider their favourite political films, in light of the student elections

A ‘chilling’ discovery finds that the University of Manchester sets the libraries’ thermostats to 19c-21c, despite the preferred workplace temperature being 24 degrees Celsius for women and 22 degrees Celsius for men. 

Florrie Evans reviews a Ryusuke Hamaguchi adaptation of Haruki Murakami’s short story Drive My Car

Find out about the makeup looks from Euphoria’s second season: a no foundation rule, ‘tiny rhinies’ and Twiggy inspired looks all feature in the new instalment.

Euphoria is back, offering style inspirations from all sorts of aesthetics

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Vogue Ball: Night at the Poseum at Manchester Academy – the first time the venue has hosted the event in two years