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Academics will work unpaid and rely on donations for teaching resources

Thomas Turner, James Broadway and Louis Raffin consider the future of Labour in light of their recent conference and a worrying lack of confidence in the party leader

Vladimir Putin’s latest statement of intent doesn’t only have implications for President Medvedev – it will have a great impact on Russian democracy and the wider international community

The financial crisis currently afflicting the Eurozone economies is being exacerbated by a bureaucratic European Union that is degenerating into a rudderless ship, argues Kevin Bennett

Andrew Williams pays tribute to “the greatest polemicist of this or any generation”

Calls for an economic alternative have grown over the past 12 months, and following his keynote party conference speech ‘Red Ed’ is looking more far-sighted than far-left, writes Rob Fuller

Is there anything this city doesn’t have?

‘The importance of particularly student-festive periods can not be underestimated for clubs which experience business cycles so closely linked to the student calendar.’

Birmingham’s Vice President of Education is suspended after protest during Lib Dem conference

NUS promises to make law preventing student occupations ‘politically impossible’

University Of Manchester Men’s 1st XV – 29
Manchester Metropolitan University – 11

University of Manchester Women’s – 57
University of Salford Women’s – 19

You’ll probably want to do this.

With show proposals swamping the studio and scheduling in full swing the Fuse team are eagerly awaiting getting back on the airwaves 9th October when we’ll be broadcasting for ten weeks. We’re going to be training all week, so if you’ve been lucky enough to bag yourself a show prepare to be amazed. Fuse has […]

Asim Javed faces an indeterminate prison sentence for attacking two women in Fallowfield and Didsbury. Joshua Carroll, Catriona Gray, Duncan Jaycock and Hannah Tosh report

Last year the University of Manchester Students’ Union mandated The Mancunion to feature the stories of students at Al-Najah University, which our students’ union is twinned with. Al-Najah is based in Nablus, in the West Bank. The aim of this is to show the everyday experiences of students in the Palestinian territories. Here is an account given by student Sa’ed Abu Ayash.

Sinead Bird counts down her favourite movie heroines

Sibling Rivalry

For all of President Obama’s idealistic rhetoric, it falls to our European leaders to take action over the Middle East peace process