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Holly Humberstone returns with a melancholy yet hopeful second album
A look back at 2026’s current slate of ice-cold and winter-ready soundscapes as the weather grows bound to be warmer
University of Manchester student Henry Nicholls performs his first ever headline show and opens up about his influences and songwriting
The first BRIT Awards to be held in Manchester proves to be a triumph
The virtual band fronted by Damon Albarn bring a live show packed with hits and special guests
Genre-bending artist on the front-lines of Australia’s underground EDM scene proves anything truly is possible with fingers, eyes, a mouse, and a screen
How does the war in the Middle East affect international students in Manchester?
Counter protests erupt in the city centre to oppose Britain First.
Being Ola is a new documentary film coming to UK theatres – a Norwegian film that follows Ola Henningsen, a resident of a small village for people with learning disabilities. The film’s director, Ragnhild Nøst Bergem, and star Ola spoke to me all about it
From plasticine pigs to crime-fighting cats: highlights of the animated short films at Manchester Film Festival.
Ahead of its world premiere at the Manchester Film Festival, Chris Green, director of Manchester filmed and based thriller Synthesized, spoke to us about the film.
A US-Israeli strike that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader has plunged the Middle East into a volatile crises, sending shockwaves through global markets and directly impacting daily life for students in Manchester.
Sanae Takaichi and her LDP party wins big in Japan, what implications does this have for the country and the rest of the world?
The recent meningitis B outbreak in the UK linked to a Kent nightclub has raised concerns among students
For St Patrick’s Day, Albert’s Schloss has gone all out and is hosting celebrations all month. Is it the craic or does it crack under pressure?
The result of the 2026 referendum on UoM’s membership with National Union of Students has been confirmed, with the University of Manchester Students’ Union voting to disaffiliate
The false hope the 2026 ‘rebrand’ brings for young women in fact reinforces there is a correct way to exist. Self-improvement should not demand uniformity but should celebrate authenticity
The Mancunion looks at at some of the recent articles by student newspapers across the UK in the March edition of the Student Newspaper Roundup.
Andy Burnham has announced plans for service changes and electric buses, as part of a long-term goal to improve the service and the environmental impact of the Bee Network by 2030.
Artemis will be humans long-awaited return to the Moon, opening a new era of lunar science