The talk was popular with UK students looking to gain a working holiday visa in Korea

Lad culture is intimidating, but the Good Lad Initiative creates a space to discuss the negative impacts and instead consider positive masculinity

Reports showed the increase of attention on gender-based issues, but the lack of focus on those that are racial-based

Piers Morgan’s recent decision to identify as a penguin is doing nothing to facilitate the discussion surrounding gender identity that today’s youth needs, argues Cara Conte

Cachella Smith talks with part-time women’s officer Emilia Jenkins about the projects she’s been involved with over the past year; even though each project is different, they all have the aim of helping women.

Anna McFadzean explores menstruation throughout history, and the exhibition focused on society’s complex relationship with periods

SU Women’s Officer Sara Heddi led the march from Owens Park to the SU

“Often films try to pretend they are going to change the world — this one just might”

In an exclusive statement to The Mancunion, Sara Khan stated the police are responsible for “systematic abuses women of colour and trans women on the daily”

This SU is democratically mandated to support an NSS boycott via an active senate motion

Victoria Evans explores the wide-reaching impact of FGM and the importance of women’s sexual health globally

University offers so much more than a degree, argues Mia Edwards

Period poverty is starting to gain national notoriety, and Freya Slack is part of the conversation associated with it

Jay Darcy reviews Cuts of the Cloth as part of the HOME Push Festival

Jay Darcy writes about the need for campaigns for equality with regards to oppressed or minority groups either in race, gender or sexuality to recognise their overlapping aims.

Evie Appleson reviews ‘First Time’, Nathaniel Hall’s solo performance that tackles a difficult subject

Jay Darcy reviews ‘Submission’, a French satire scratch performance at HOME Theatre

Staff at the University of Sheffield have been told not to force students to write essays or answer exam questions on subjects that they might find distressing

Amy Morris suggests the the University should start treating its students like adults with regards to internet regulations

Recent research has revealed that LGB students are 24% more likely to commit self-harm, and 21% more likely to attempt suicide in their lifetime.