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A Manchester Students’ Union motion is currently facing anger online after amendments were voted down
For the first night of BBC Radio 6 Music Festival, three exciting new acts perform at YES for a BBC Introducing showcase
At the second Union Assembly of the academic year, students debate the “Solidarity with Palestine” proposal
Pro-Palestine groups on campus announce occupation of the Simon Building, calling for the University of Manchester to “stop supporting the genocidal regime”
How do Green parties across Europe compare on issues like nuclear energy and military spending?
Universities responses to Pro-Palestine protest action has been called into question this week due to an investigation by Sky News/Liberty and a High Court ruling
The Mancunion can reveal that there was a rise in reports of antisemitism during the academic 2023/24 year, an increase from the year before
What would it be like running a student newspaper on the other side of the world? PUClítico is the student newspaper based within the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, a Chilean University in Santiago. We sat down with the director of the student paper there, opening an interesting discussion about reporting student news in Santiago
UoM’s ties with defence companies are not criminal organisations, but a necessary part of keeping the country safe in an uncertain world.
Andrew Gwynne MP has been suspended alongside 11 Greater Manchester Labour councillors
In light of the HEPI report into university encampments, The Mancunion reveals concerns of “sexism” and “racism” from inside the 2024 Manchester Camp of Resistance
With the imminent inauguration of Donald Trump as America’s 47th President, our writers reflect on the strengths and weaknesses that led to Kamala Harris losing the 2024 election
Here are some of the latest news stories coming out of other British universities
Organisations representing journalists have accused Israel of deliberately targeting journalists covering the Israel-Palestine conflict – an act considered by the International Court of Justice as a war crime
A retrospective of Bryn Jones – or better known as Muslimgauze – could not be complete without a complicated, sensitive analysis of his political legacy
We know students are busy with assignments, so here are the latest stories from universities across the UK that you might have missed
The University’s Vice Chancellor and the CEO of the Student’s Union took questions on student activism in an open meeting hosted by SU Exec Officers Elliot Briffa and Charlie Roberts
The University of Manchester witnessed a week of pro-Palestine protests, with demonstrators interrupting a debate in Whitworth Hall and protestors taking two statues from the Chemistry Building
Here it is! The Mancunion Music Section’s coverage of last week’s Alive fest at the Student Union, a showcase of the great and the good of student music
As Sudan’s vicious civil war rages on, the world’s attention is elsewhere. Why do some conflicts seem to matter to us more than others?