The band’s second and final homecoming show at The Ritz saw the crowd treated to a magical set

A famous man once declared his priorities to be ‘Education, Education, Education.’ Tonight, eight candidates will look to follow his lead.

The enigmatic Liverpool outfit played an assured set at the Deaf Institute

Colin Cortbus says he was right to record a meeting of the ‘Global Aspirations of Women’’ society where a speaker said ‘homosexuals would be killed in an ideal world’

– Diversity Officer has been gone for 5 weeks – Saad Wahid expected to return to campaign for General Secretary

But the figures show “not even half of the picture”, says Tabz O’Brien-Butcher

Twelve universities to send delegates

Internationally renowned Professor says ‘sorry’ to sudents in open letter after quitting MMU following ‘bullying and harassment’

The Porcupine Tree man brought his solo show to the Academy – with mixed results

After the news that UKIP beat Labour and the Conservatives to take 2nd place in the Eastleigh byelection, Arun Mehta looks at the party and members attitudes towards disability

Physics student and Liberal Democrat Sarah Harding recounts a very long week, as she left her lectures behind to campaign in Eastleigh

The dream lives on

The man behind the Harlem Shake brought his polished live show to Gorilla

A tepid perfomance from the Tennessee songstress was matched by an unenthusiastic crowd

The London four-piece veer into more traditional pop territory with their sophomore effort

Emma Bean tells us why Tammy Baldwin was one of the most heroic names of 2012

Charlotte Green gives her views on the ‘Sussex against Privatisation’ movement

Sophie Guinard tells us her reasons for supporting this year’s STAR/Amnesty Sleepout campaign

Brace yourselves – the Students’ Union elections are here. The Mancunion considers why the candidates might be standing, and what Manchester SU is for

University of Manchester returns triumphant from 6,000-strong student games