The minimalist way of life is everywhere – what can we learn when its meaning is so often repackaged as another consumer trend?

While humour is an innate part of being human, dating back to ‘primate laughter’, exactly what makes something funny is still mostly unknown

If you find yourself with few in-person contact hours and facing challenges in establishing a routine, here are some tips to enhance your daily productivity

Touring his third album ‘What Happened to the Beach?’, Declan McKenna created a cohesive and compelling live show out of his new material and impressive back catalogue

Imagine not being able to have sex in your house. It might become the reality under a ‘no-sex tenancy clause’

The re-design of Stevenson Square apparently complies with standards set by the Department for Transport, so why is it being criticised by sight-loss charity Henshaws, and charity patron Dave Steele?

If you’re looking for something new to read in 2024, we highlight some upcoming book releases that you can pre-order now.

Universities have been accused of offering international students lower entry grade requirements, but what does this reveal about our higher education institutions, and how does it affect the way international students are viewed?

In what is their second occupation of a University building in the last month, Pro-Palestine groups have occupied the Roscoe Building to protest alleged University connections to Israel and its complicity in the conflict in Gaza

The latest season of Drive to Survive is here, but how does it stack up against previous seasons after another spell of RedBull dominance in 2023?

Delve into the variety of Spanish-language cinema with HOME’s annual ¡Viva! film festival

With the curtain closing on my student days, I’m anxiously anticipating life after graduation – and I’m not handling it well

We explore the unique style of young artist Bea Laus AKA Beabadoobee

Alleged disparities in entry requirements between internal and international students raise questions about universities’ reliance on international fees, and the impact this may have on internal students

The man that changed how hip-hop sounds forever brings improvisational, progressive jazz to roaring crowds in Manchester

FX’s new historical drama offers political intrigue, slash-happy swordsmen, sweary sailors, and buckets of gore. But is that enough to justify your time?

Everything Everything bring their Mountainhead tour to New Century Hall for a triumphant hometown outing

The failure of the Alone in the Dark remake proves that star power isn’t necessarily enough to resuscitate an already-dead game

As logos take a backseat on the runway and in our wardrobes, our emphasis is shifting more towards quality and style

Contact hosts Here to There Productions’ for a version of Hedda Gabler that is almost as painful as a genuine gunshot wound