Majid Ahmed has been left scared for his future after being threatened with disciplinary action after taking his PhD tuition fee case public.

Sam Glover talks to members of the recently banned ‘Incel’ group, and argues that banning the community is the right move

Freedom of speech is under threat on university campuses, as students we should be defending it

Newspaper bans on campus is a minor issue. Free speech advocates ought to focus their attention on more worthwhile causes

Censorship of more right-wing views on online platforms must be confronted if we are to properly engage in debate

The Students’ Union at City University, renowned as one of the top journalism schools, have passed a motion to ban newspapers in order to “oppose fascism”

Has the SU gone too far? And if so, how can we tackle the objectification of women in such publications?

A reaction to the SU’s apology over a previous Opinion article to Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell

The university forced The Mancunion to pull an interview with Nancy Rothwell from our first print edition of term by threatening legal action

Julie Bindel has spoken out against the dangers of censorship which occurs at universities, with the University of Manchester being ranked by a survey as one of the worst offenders

Pressure on Viet Cong to change their name has been successful. Less successful has been attempts to debate censorship in art, says Jacob Bernard-Banton

Jessica Chow-Lau examines the effect of political correctness and public backlash can have on the censorship of raw and cutting comedy

With a spate of high-profile attempts to censor media outlets, Ed John critically assesses our issue with the graphic truth

Satirical magazine ‘No Offence’ was banned from the Oxford Freshers’ Fair due to it controversial content

After barring Julie Bindel from a debate on censorship planned for mid-October, the Students’ Union have now told Milo Yiannopoulos that he is also prohibited from attending