It’s been a month since Heartbreak High was released on Netflix and here’s what we have to say about it

Emily Brontë’s life is somewhat inaccurately but powerfully depicted by Frances O’Connor

As it gets colder, here’s my recommendation for a classic tragedy novel you can get into this autumn and winter, maybe with a hot chocolate by your side

Conversations with Friends debuted over the summer to a mixed reception – we asked some students how they felt about it

Head Music Editor Sarah Taylor reviews Peaches’ stop at the O2 Ritz on her Teaches of Peaches 20th anniversary tour.

Doctor Who finally welcomes Ncuti Gatwa as its first black doctor (if we conveniently forget the Timeless Child twist)

Dealing with more mature characters than Rooney’s sophomore novel, Conversations follows Frances and Bobbi, recent graduates and ex-girlfriends-turned-friends.

Music Editor Sarah Taylor reviews Hedwig and the Angry Inch at HOME, starring Divina De Campo

Embracing sex positivity with a chronic condition can be tough

What are university pro-life societies? Are they just about abortion? The Mancunion speaks to two such societies and UoM’s Feminist Collective to find out

Through the lens of body horror, Julia Ducouranu’s 2016 film ‘Raw’ goes against the classic ‘coming of age’ story, exploring the harrowing realities of female puberty.

February marks LGBT History Month in the UK. This year celebrations will once more be virtual, but no less vital. Here’s how you can mark the occasion from your sofa in Manchester

Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy begins his influencer series by interviewing influencer, student, blogger, content creator, and mental health and queer activist, Max Hovey

Laura Martin discusses recent changes to abortion rights in Poland, the USA, and even right here in Manchester

Cora Grim reviews the University of Manchester Women Theatre’s Society’s The Reanimating Project