The University of Manchester is exploring reducing pay-related costs, freezing non-essential appointments and potentially terminating some jobs in response to losses from Covid-19

Plans to move entire modules and degree programmes to online teaching even once the Coronavirus pandemic is over have been broadly criticised by staff and students

With the start of the academic year still hanging in the balance, UoM predicts up to 80% drops in international students and 20% in home/EU students

Health packages which included masks, disinfectant wipes and herbal medicine were distributed to members of the society across the city

Writer Jasmine Rowland speaks to fellow second year students to share advice on how they’ve been keeping busy during covid-19

Vice-Chancellor Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell called the situation “disappointing”, but said alternative arrangements would be made

Here are some useful tips for coping with the recent upheaval over the past couple of weeks

Period poverty is not on lockdown, we speak to Every Month Manchester to find out how they are continuing to support those in need during this crisis

Vice-Chancellor Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell called the situation “unprecedented” and “challenging” but said she was “very proud” of how the university community was handling it

If a goal is scored in a match and no one is around to cheer it, does it make a sound?