”If you explore further, you’ll see what delights Manchester has to offer.” – Ben Parker, Chair of Day-Trippers Society

Great British Mag &Selfridges host an evening of glamour and sartorial splendour celebrating the International Student culture in Britain.

5. “Welcome to Fight Club. The first rule of Fight Club is: you do not talk about Fight Club”. Brad Pitt delivers this famous line in the complex but genius film, Fight Club about, ironically enough, the creation of a fight club. Numerous twists and turns are hidden in this movie and will leave you […]

– Student discipline cases up by 70% – International students make up majority of cases – Academic Appeals against ‘poor supervision’ up fivefold

A long, long time ago in a galaxy far away (well, Hollywood) George Lucas turned the world of film on its head when he made Star Wars. Now, 35 years since Episode IV: A New Hope, it looks as though he may have done it again. After several years of internet-forum whispers and fanboy speculation, […]

Tom Glasser came out of Skyfall wanting a good Roger-ing

The Creative Writing Professor is proving a major draw for the University and its Centre for New Writing

Helen McCarthy reviews ’42nd Street’ at the Palace Theatre

The best of theatre for the week ahead.

Robbie Davidson reviews ‘Obama The Mamba’ at the Lowry Theatre

Frideswide O’Neill reviews ‘Some Like It Hip Hop’ at the Lowry Theatre

As the worlds of dusty books and shiny screens collide, is the future of fiction lost? Twitter suggests not.

The Comic Collective provides some anime classics, in the form of both film and book, to usher in new fans

The number one man in our lives…

At the Cornerhouse this week

This week’s Suzanna Vickers from the Dodgeball Society swapped with Amanda Machieson from the Botanical Society.

Emma Richards on how to look bold, but not ridiculous, in nerd goggles.

Daniel Davis gives us a round up of what went on at the 2012 UK Jewish Film Festival

Victoria explores the controversy behind Exeter University’s ‘Safer Sex Ball’

MMU student Hayley Devlin talks to us about the controversial ‘No More Page 3’ campaign