University employers have confirmed that they will restore the 35% cut to pensions that was made last April

keshi graces O2 Victoria for his debut Manchester show, promoting his first album ‘GABRIEL’

‘On the sixth day, God created MANchester’ and he threw in some great art galleries too

“…this is set in Manchester!”

We talk to Manchester-based Cal Freeman about his experience as a Queer filmmaker, the projects he’s undertaken, and advice for aspiring filmmakers

The Mancunion reviews ‘Reverend and the Makers’ live at Manchester Academy ahead of their upcoming album Heatwave In the Cold North

Reverend and the Makers stop off at Manchester Academy; it’s not to be missed

Sylvia, a hip-hop musical which casts Black actors as the Suffragettes, is having its world premiere at the Old Vic

Manchester is a city of many things, including great coffee. We scouted out the industry’s best beans and brewers at the Manchester Coffee Festival

What does a Greggs Sausage Roll have in common with raw meat and indie pop? Matty Healy of course. Check out The Mancunion’s review of the 1975 ‘At Their Very Best’ here.

Science and music might seem unrelated, but physics is the key to all of our favourite songs and bands

Why do ducklings swim behind their mothers? Scientists have the answer, and it turns out, it has more to do with surfing than you think…

Councillor Bev Craig joins us for an interview after delivering a speech at Reclaim the Night, where she talks about the changes that the council is attempting to make.

Take a look inside the the animal research that goes at the top of the Stopford Building, utilising studies to improve our knowledge of some of the most common and deadly diseases

The Manchester band bring a night of pop-punk tunes to their hometown following the release of their third album Unwanted

Looking for the perfect, relaxing spot to enjoy your winter read this weekend? Here are a few cosy reading cafes to take a look at!

Grace Ives graces YES Basement with a set of alt-pop instant classics and support from Greysha

Turtle Bay is offering students a free £10 for students to spend during their Late Night Happy Hour!

The Icelandic post-rockers return to O2 Apollo Manchester to celebrate their illustrious 25-year career

Live at the Albert Hall, The Lightning Seeds are a blast of energy, joy, and riotously good tunes (including ‘Three Lions’ of course!)