Alice Rigby and Joe anthony debate whether student protest is still alive and kicking…

Charlotte Green explains why Private Eye editor Ian Hislop is her political hero…

Joe Anthony questions what role door and security staff have to play in keeping nights out safe.

In 2002, the Armitage Centre was at the heart of the Commonwealth Games and it was seen as a highly valued asset for University of Manchester students. However, as the years went by, other facilities cropped up around the city to rival the Fallowfield sporting campus and students and the public alike became dissatisfied with […]

Manchester men’s rugby union team preparation for the varsity took a hit with a defeat against the University of Nottingham at the Armitage centre. The match started brightly for Manchester, crossing the try line after a grubber through from  Blyth, however, the ball was judged to have been knocked on over the line so the […]

32-year-old woman in coma after Friday 4th October show Drug-testing initiative to take place at club

Sam Dumitriu interviews US campus free speech activist Greg Lukianoff on the fight to defend free speech on campus

What do the stars have in store for you this week? Mystic Moya predicts…

These guys may be partially sighted, but they still know how to pack a punch

Andriana tells us why we should learn to love Julia Roberts

Alex Fenton looks back upon The Beatles’ penultimate studio album.

The days of dog-eared textbooks arriving from Amazon marketplace may soon be a thing of the past, with the first ‘#TextbookRescue’ event in Freshers’ Week. Hundreds of first year students turned up to the giveaway at libraries across campus on the morning of Wednesday September 18 to grab free books for their courses. ‘#TextbookRescue’ is […]

University scientists are planning to investigate the possibility hearing voices may help people to achieve life goals. Dr. Filippo Varese and Dr. Sara Tai, from the University’s School of Psychological Sciences, are conducting the study. They are looking for volunteers from Greater Manchester with experience hearing voices, whether this experience is positive, negative or neutral. According […]

Students were left flustered last Monday after the Manchester Student Portal crashed

17 acre estate in Didsbury to undergo regeneration to accommodate the housing needs of the City

Patrick Hinton takes the side of one of electronic music’s most controversial figures.

Manchester Students’ Union is yet to join the ban on Robin Thicke’s hit song

Emerging poet Helen Isserlis talks to Books Editor Esmé Clifford Astbury

A Pangaea during Freshers seemed like a gamble. But, says Lifestyle Editor Moya Crockett, it’s one that paid off.

ANOTHER festival in Croatia? Joe Hand gives his verdict on Warehouse Project’s Unknown.