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If you’re into music, you came to the right city. From jangle pop to Chinese cloud rap, our music editors write about their Freshers’ gig recommendations

If you’re interested in film or a student looking for the cheapest place to see the latest blockbuster, Film Editor Sophie Potton has you covered

Our Deputy Books Editors select essential reads, cozy reading spots and the bookish societies available to at University of Manchester

A good diet is essential for a students pathway to success. Whether it be legumes, berries or oily fish, here’s your guide to a diet that maximises productivity and general well-being

It can be a difficult, mind-bending task to choose what subject you want to study at uni

Ricky Gervais’ latest sitcom may prove that becoming an unc is inevitable – but there’s still life in this old cat yet

Moving to Manchester this September? Here’s a list of galleries, activities, and venues that students deem as best for experiencing art in the city.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s legacy is riddled with controversy and alleged corruption. His blunders are as laughable as they are horrifying, and they also say something about the future of football as a whole

Your first semester at uni is an incredibly exciting few months, but it can also feel a touch overwhelming, filled with lots of new information, new places and new people to meet. If you’re not sure what to do on a rainy day off with your new flatmates, looking for a solo weekend activity or […]

From good ramen to twee study spots, here’s our guide to sampling Manchester’s rich and fulfilling food scene

Here’s what September holds for you and take a look at what activity you’d enjoy the most in Manchester based on your Zodiac sign.

Overwhelmed by choice for Freshers’ fairs. Ella Martino argues that the best is a cross-university one

As the Spring/Summer 2027 season kicks off in New York next week, the lesser known Copenhagen Fashion Week has a voice that deserves to be heard, although troubles with sustainability still prevail

Only time will tell if Bev Craig will erase the legacy left behind by her predecessor, current PM Andy Burnham, and create a new pathway to expose Manchester’s greatness.

Earlier this week, we saw two Nintendo Directs back to back. Here are a few highlights from each.

A fire broke out in ‘Cutz’ in the early afternoon of September 10.

A timeline of the events that lead up to Jason Arday’s death, explained

The club night series celebrates its twentieth anniversary in Manchester. Here’s how it ace its jam-packed autumn/winter programme

Sea beasts and silly attempts at a high concept leave The Last House feeling like a messy, overdue dud that misunderstands its own strength

Messhof, the studio behind indie classics like Nidhogg, is back with Blood Dungeon, and what’s possibly their craziest game yet