Aileen Loftus reviews Shon Faye’s new title The Transgender Issue: An Argument for Justice, after hearing Faye speak about the book
Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy interviews influencer, model, dancer, actor and art director, Raphaël Say, in the sixth feature of his social media series
A discussion of LGBTQ+ allyship in the context of the hit Channel 4 show, It’s a Sin
February marks LGBT History Month in the UK. This year celebrations will once more be virtual, but no less vital. Here’s how you can mark the occasion from your sofa in Manchester
Ellie Martin sits down with Sexpression to discuss the need for LGBTQ+ specific sex education on campus.
Alex Cross speaks about the importance of continuing conversations about diversity and inclusion
Matt Johnston showcases the work of the current Fuse TV team and give us a peak at the plans for the upcoming year
Anuli Changa talks to Lizzie Morris and Ayden Brouwers after their work in progress performance in Oxford as part of the OffBeat Festival
“I’d like for us to be able to talk about games the way we talk about other media”
Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy interviews influencer, artist and performer Jony Sios in the seventh feature of his social media series
Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy interviews influencers, models, actors and best-selling authors, the Zakar twins, in the fourth feature of his social media series
Channel 4’s newest series, It’s a Sin, is a compelling portrait of 1980s gay youth, sexual freedom and the beginnings of HIV epidemic
Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy begins his influencer series by interviewing influencer, student, blogger, content creator, and mental health and queer activist, Max Hovey
With the latest ‘Rainbow Laces Campaign’ on the horizon, more must be done to tackle the problem of homophobia in the world of sport
Piers Morgan’s recent decision to identify as a penguin is doing nothing to facilitate the discussion surrounding gender identity that today’s youth needs, argues Cara Conte
The University of Manchester has more to offer than ever before with their ever-growing advice services in the Students’ Union
Louise Avey reviews a revival of Hair the Musical at the Palace Theatre
February marks the national education campaign, which will feature a theatrical performance at Manchester’s People History Museum
