The easy ways to fill your student house with festive cheer as we near the end of the year!

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

Jake Piazza reviews The Creative Writing Society’s Slam on the 15th of November and introduces UniSlam and Manchester’s 2017 team

To celebrate Intu Trafford Centre’s 18th birthday, we explore the inspiration behind its creation

Equal fees and unequal funding disfavours humanities students writes Elliot Mills

Design Manchester returns between 12th-23rd October, we give a preview of some of the most interesting events on the calendar this year

The reintroduction of grammar schools is another step in the wrong direction. Britain needs to update its education system to truly suit the needs of students and teachers

New research reveals that art students pay much more per hour for their degree than science students

A new exhibition at the Museum of Science and Industry tells the story of graphene and its seemingly unstoppable potential

Arts Emergency Manchester plans to build on the success of last year by conducting another series of workshops in schools around Manchester, promoting the arts and social sciences

With a huge contrast in the visibility of sexual diversity between the arts and politics, we are challenged about what influences us and how we can stimulate change

Jasper Llewellyn fills us in on the up and coming live art calandar.

A unique arts space devoted to progression, experimentation and what those who work at the Mill call ‘Werq’.

Rosalie Warner finds erotic cuisine, communal wine and a brave and exciting collection of new work at Black & BLUE’s Kraak launch

Our new weekly column comes courtesy of the Everyday Analysis Collective, a Manchester based group who dissect and analyse the signs of our everyday life

Clayton Fuller visits The Cornerhouse to have a look at the latest cafe-bar exhibition by Fraser Chapman

Art History lessons with Lucy J