Ex-Co Chair of Manchester Labour Students, Ally Routledge, details the scenery of her journey through student politics

The majority of universities in the UK do not explicitly state that being the victim of a sexual assault is an extenuating circumstance for exams

Strictly Come Manchester takes to the Students’ Union’s floor all in aid of Manchester Rape Crisis and Sign Health

Sara Khan defends the SU’s support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions campaign, and challenges claims that the movement is anti-Semitic

An evening of dialogue at Manchester Students’ Union to celebrate and encourage integration between religious communities

The student body, and our generation as a whole, has become over-sensitive

The bike pump outside the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons looks helpful, but is actually a danger to all cyclists

Roma Havers introduces the newest Women’s Campaign, ‘Sticks and Stones’ and reviews the launch event

A prospective BME officer’s posters were discovered with racial slurs written on them in the run up to the student officer elections

The actions and ideologies of some of the student left are shutting down important debates

After a “period of reflection” the 2015/16 officer stepped down and has been replaced by the second place candidate

The motion questions the democratic legitimacy of the current government, since “zero students voted Tory”

Colm Lock takes aim at the Students’ Union and states that it facilitates far too much waste and is not representing the student body

The controversial policy to outlaw boycotts of Israeli goods and services was implemented on 15th February – without parliamentary vote or debate.

The Pangaea costume competition is back! We returned to Neverland to find the best dressed out there. Who was your favourite?

In a debate over free speech on campus, the controversial front cover of the memorial edition of Charlie Hebdo, depicting the prophet Muhammad, was revealed unannounced

Manchester Students’ Union has become a Living Wage Accredited employer. Campaigners continue to urge the University of Manchester to follow the same example

Marcus Johns speaks to Activities and Development Officer Joel Smith, and Head of Residences, Catering, and Bars Emma Stansfield about the runaway success of Welcome Week.

Exec position nominations see lack of interest, even though advertised for people who “fancy earning £16.6k” or “taking a paid year out”

Manchester Students’ Union is yet to join the ban on Robin Thicke’s hit song