Evidence suggests additional doses increase vaccine-induced protection against COVID-19 in vulnerable individuals.

A new antiviral pill has been found to reduce rates of hospitalisation in COVID-19 patients.

Why does everyone seem ill at the moment?

The plan for the vaccine passes has been cancelled in England but some places may continue using it to ensure safety of visitors and staff. This is a month after the department of education announced that they will not be using covid passes for students.

Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Boney M. featuring Maizie Williams at Hale Barns Carnival

The Warehouse Project has just released the first six upcoming events which will kick start this September. The full calendar line-up will be released in the next coming weeks starting from September 17th until New Year’s Eve. A WHP press release prepares ravers for the long-awaited return to the dancefloor, getting us all ready for […]

Students speak of their experiences with debt after using ‘buy now, pay later’ service Klarna

We all experience disgust- how often might depend on your housemates. But why do we feel it?

Is fast fashion a thing of the past or is it gaining traction in light of the Covid-19 pandemic?

History was made on Sunday 2nd May as 5,000 concertgoers gathered under the Big Top at Liverpool’s glorious Sefton Park. They were there to experience the UK’s first concert with no face masks and no social distancing in thirteen months. It is the third of three Pilot events held in Liverpool between April 30th and […]

Empty shelves and mass hysteria: how panic buying became a side effect of COVID-19

Rhiannon Ingle discusses the re-opening of charity shops and the possible effects this will have on online second-hand shopping

UoM’s society committees draw light on a frustrating year of operating under lockdown restrictions alongside an unresponsive Student’s Union

Lauryn Berry expresses her disappointment with the university’s latest decision to cancel in-person graduation

After a sad cancellation last year, Eurovision 2021 is back, sort of…

Lauren Holland discusses the importance of the global vaccination scheme.

The Mancunion’s Aasiyah Faryal sits down with NUS president Larissa Kennedy

Internal conflicts and vaccines vacancies show that the biggest problem for the SNP in terms of gaining independence will be how they respond to problems they have created for themselves.

Georgie Selwood explores the ways in which climate change could impact our relationship with disease.

Mille Cummins discusses the rise of telemedicine, and whether it will continue after the pandemic.