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A Chat with STAT
Ode to Oak: The end of an era
“They completely think we’re monsters”: An interview wi…
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Is Neurodivergence becoming a trend?
Identity and fast fashion: A story of overconsumption
A community of quacks: Social media and its harmful obs…
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Data colonialism and monopoly: The dark side of the eco…
The seven stages of grief: Scientific or social?
All-nighters are killing your ability to learn
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Jewish students describe life on campus amid rising ant…
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Manchester United’s Jim Ratcliffe problem
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Study visa ban: ‘Misleading’ data used by H…
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Nobody loves Reform: What I learnt from door-knocking i…
Rusholme demonstrations celebrate Syrian liberation
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It’s okay to drop out
I HATE THE 2026 ‘REBRAND’
Frugal chic: “The art of having ‘enough’”
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The best cafés in Manchester to study in this exam season
Shoryu student deal review: I’ll take this over a meal deal any day
Albert’s Schloss St Patrick’s Day bash: a review
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3, 2, 1… Pose! 100 years of the Photo Booth
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Call it what it is: Jhumkas or vintage accessories?
Threads of Osmosis: bridging the gap between fashion and politics
Identity and fast fashion: A story of overconsumption
It’s okay to drop out
21st May 2026
The phrase ‘dropping out’ often feels synonymous with ‘failing’
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Interview: In conversation with Leif, Manchester’…
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The Manchester Revue: Reviewing the Revue
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The Kneale Inheritance & New Voices in Horror: Headpress’ 35th anniversary extravaganza
19th June 2026
Two events of the day - the work of Nigel Kneale and student-made short horror film The Shedding
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Exit 8 review: when a game adaptation soars
Resident Evil and the adaptation accuracy debate
“SNL UK Is Born!”
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“SNL UK Is Born!”
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Taskmaster Series 20 review
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How casual game design philosophy changed over time
Exit 8 review: when a game adaptation soars
Resident Evil and the adaptation accuracy debate
Exit 8 review: when a game adaptation soars
19th June 2026
Japanese indie horror flick Exit 8 has arrived on the big screen in the UK, leaving a mark as one of the finest videogame adaptations to date
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Made in Manchester: authors and poets
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Florrie Evans considers her favourite Mancunian writers, from Authors who have written the classics, to contemporary poets
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Preview: Words and Music – James Joyce and Anthony Burgess
Theatre
Words and Music – James Joyce and Anthony Burgess is a literature event featuring Enrico Terrinoni at the International Anthony Burgess Foundation
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DON’T PUBLISH (duplicate): Manchester named UNESCO City of Literature
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The City of Manchester joins global network of UNESCO Creative Cities pursuing excellence in arts
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A summer of art in Manchester
Arts
With summer on the way find out what Manchester’s galleries have got in store
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No end to Anthony Burgess
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Elliot Mills argues the case for a place in the literary heritage of Manchester for Anthony Burgess, a man often left out of the narrative
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Manchester Central Library re-opens
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The library’s four year renovation is finally complete
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Manchester: a literary city?
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If you thought the rainy city didn’t have much to offer in terms of literature, think again. Manchester has inspired generations of great writers and is now home to a vibrant literary scene.
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The art of adaptation
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Victoria Carter visits the Manchester Literature Festival and finds inspirational and encouraging talks are delivered alongside the perfect brownie
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Manchester unveils first British memorial for ‘A Clockwork Orange’ author
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A blue plaque is unveiled outside Samuel Alexander for the Manchester graduate
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‘A Clockwork Orange’ exhibit opens at John Rylands Library
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50th anniversary of revolutionary novel celebrated at the John Rylands Library
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