Fun, feisty and downright funky. Student band NUDE are making ripples in Manchester’s Northern Quarter

In collaboration with PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), Matthew Perry gives advice on the best vegan food in town

Manchester Global Health Society’s first event of 2016 was an evening dedicated to raising awareness for the homeless and refugees, through real life stories

An interview with the University of Manchester alumnus and author David Hartley about Spiderseed, flash fiction stories published by Sleepy House Press

The South London boys didn’t disappoint and proved they are worthy of the hype surrounding them

Kate and Gina on another whirlwind adventure as they turn to the veg side and head to the specialists on Wilmslow Rd: Lotus Kitchen. Ain’t no stopping them now

The University’s Ultimate Frisbee club secured three Universe Points and a Silver Medal

Flesh & Together Pangea give a lesson in tedium

Ushering in a new resident to Manchester’s iconic music scene in Victoria Warehouse, Dutch festival Awakenings came together very smoothly.

“The lobster roll may be the greatest sandwich ever conceived under the canopy of heaven”

Sarah Kilcourse takes us through time to explore the evolution of Manchester as a shopping destination

Last Tuesday, Amy Hinks came from the Booth Centre to the university to talk about the Manchester-based charity; what it does, and how students can get involved.

The University’s multi-million pound Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre has been granted planning permission by Manchester City Council

There’s more to sport in Manchester than City and United: this week we highlight Rugby Union’s Sale Sharks

MONEY, one of Manchester’s finest current bands, have created a powerful second album that affirms life and confronts death

Harry Newton looks back on a fantastic performance by the cast of Shrek the Musical at The Lowry

On the back of Jeremy Corbyn’s resounding victory in last year’s Labour leadership election, we explore the legacy of adopted Mancunian Friedrich Engels

A packed Club Academy arrived early to indulge three veterans of rock, prog and metal in their anything goes creative outlet

Dan O’Toole explains how lower league football can serve as a production line for top talents

Excellent collaborative musicianship, but a shame about some of the lights