I’ve never been to Jamaica as a tourist. Over Christmas, I jetted off to the birthplace of reggae and jerk, visiting family and friends.

The animal column is back with more weird facts: This week we looked into the weird and wonderful range of male anatomy in primates

Onions are a must-have kitchen staple, but regularly leave cooks in tears. How is science helping to solve the problem?

Molly-Mae’s handy little guide on how to amass wealth and exploit workers under the guise of feminism will mean that you too can be a #girlboss!

What are university pro-life societies? Are they just about abortion? The Mancunion speaks to two such societies and UoM’s Feminist Collective to find out

The Ellen WIlkinson building is tucked away in the corner of main campus, but who was Ellen Wilkinson?

Is your boyfriend bad in bed? Friendship group getting messy? Questioning your life choices? Well, as your new Agony Aunt Angela, my words of wisdom will guide you to the right path.

Aayush Chadha reviews The Hound of the Baskervilles, an adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes novel of the same name, at the Lowry

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews The Play What I Wrote, which featured Charles Dance as a mystery special guest

Joel Coen’s The Tragedy of Macbeth is an aesthetic dream that artfully shakes up the Shakespeare cliches of the last decade and offers something truly unique.

As Lana Del Rey’s seminal album Born To Die turns 10, Sarah Taylor looks back at its legacy and influence.

Yes, you did read that right. Who are Wet Leg? The next big band in indie you don’t want to miss.

BBC Three has returned to our TV screens for 2022 – what do UoM students think?

Jay Darcy argues that the critical response to Don’t Look Up highlights the importance of the movie

Serena reviews Delights’ gig at the Deaf Institute, an evening filled with groovy tunes and groovy moves.

The world’s first successful human-pig heart transplant procedure has swung open new doors in medicine, but how ethical was the experiment?

May 2021 saw the return of live theatre and music events, albeit with a reduced capacity, social distancing, and masks. Finally, in July, venues could operate at full capacity. I’ve seen over 30 shows this year, which isn’t so bad given the fact that my first one was in mid-June! It’s remarkable that after such […]

Given the changes in the vehicle market, the GMCA may have to reconsider their Clean Air policy or look for more funds.

The most-visited immersive, multi-sensory experience in the world has extended its Manchester run by over a month

Sarah Taylor reviews Miles Kane newest album, Change The Show.