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Why the phrase “everyone is a little autistic” is harmful and inaccurate

Common phrases like “everyone is a little autistic” can be deeply patronising. Change begins when we recognise the unique experiences of austistic people

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Students overwhelmingly vote yes to a ‘pro-choi...

New scheme set to save passengers money on bus fares

Café Blah’s rental dispute begs the question: i...

In the hot seat: MMG take on Students’ Union Ex...

40 years on from the discovery of Lindow Man: What ha...

Finding home at univeristy

The accent of ignorance: Are Northern voices underest...

The reality of ‘private school culture’ at UK univers...

1964: A year of triumph in space exploration

The Three Musketeers of the UK Igniting Passion for S...

Neuralinks PRIME study: What we’ve learned so far

Behind the Fur: Understanding the furry community on ...

University offers medical placement exemptions to men...

EXCLUSIVE: University of Manchester sends placement s...

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson review: Not with a bang, but...

Manchester Tyrants take on Movember

Reclaim The Night charity football match

Kemi Badenoch’s Conservative Party: Have they l...

Trump and Ukraine: fears of US isolationism shake Europe

Are journalists being targeted? Dangerous conditions ...

As much as £235 a week for new Fallowfield accomodation

Interning at L’Oréal

A very Man-Goop-ion Christmas: An outrageous gift guide

Feel at home this Christmas, even if you’re not

My Nawaab’s Sunday brunch: A wholesome experience of fusion and inclusion

The Black Friar: A hearty meal in the centre of Salford

Shogun Ramen and Bar are offering 20% off for students: a must try!

Tribe hotel launches at Manchester Airport

What are the biggest cultural shocks for exchange students?

Year Abroad Diaries #2: How to navigate cultural differences while living abroad

Last-minute Christmas shopping: 7 best spots in Manchester

2024 Beauty Advent Calendar Guide

The politics of power dressing: Why women in power can never just “get ...

Interning at L’Oréal

Jimmy Eat World Gig Review: Still Not Just a Phase Af...

Meet me in the Academy 3: Been Stellar, NYC pastiche ...

KNEECAP stun a sold-out New Century as their ‘F...

“A Love Letter to Manchester”: In convers...

Has BookTok ruined reading culture?

Sally Rooney books ranked: Our literary megastar

The art of tone: A legacy of the student voice

Art as activism: Women are experts of the protest sign

A photographer’s ode to the student years – Richard D...

“Making something funny out of unfunny ingredients”: ...

National Theatre’s Young Technicians Programme at HOM...

Five disparate personalities united through adversity...

“Making something funny out of unfunny ingredients”: In conversation with Nish Kumar

The best films and TV shows of 2024

12 Lazy Films: The war on nostalgia culture

Every flop film of 2024, ranked by how happy it made ...

The best films and TV shows of 2024

Defiance: Fighting the Far Right review: Powerful les...

12 Lazy Films: The war on nostalgia culture

UFO 50 review: An inventive balance of short-term fun...

EarthBound at 30: Fantasy from mundanity

Why does the games industry struggle to gain traction...

UFO 50 review: An inventive balance of short-term fun and long-term engagement

ASD Articles

Why the phrase “everyone is a little autistic” is harmful and inaccurate