Ellie Welch reviews this recent book from a local Manchester writer

Manchester’s most exciting arts and culture events in 2017

With the closure of the beloved Sankeys, Eliott Mills turns his heart to a memory of his last trip to the infamous venue

Roma Havers joins forces with Manchester’s poetry community in response to the Manchester Evening News article ‘Why Manchester should be crowned the capital of poetry’

Maria Balshaw steps into her new role as the first female director of the Tate

On Thursday the 16th of March, at the University of Manchester Students’ Union, a Widening Participation Conference will be held for all students

The Riot Grrrl veteran returns to Manchester with band in tow and plays a show that refuses to rest on the laurels of past successes, writes Cassie Hyde

Rounding off the year on home turf, Shura’s catchy dance-pop is unfortunately let down by a static performance that lacks variety, writes Cassie Hyde

Despite multiple closings and re-openings in the past, it seems Sankeys Manchester is to close for the final time after the building was bought by property developers

UJS and Manchester J-Soc have dismissed Baroness Deech’s claims that Jewish Students are unlikely to attend Manchester University due to anti-Semitism within the student body

Tom Patterson reports on this month’s 20th anniversary celebrations of Huaxia Supplementary School

Pep Guardiola is trying to introduce a new way of playing at Manchester City, but we need to be patient with him

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

Manchester Art Gallery displays a fascinating insight into international views of British life

If Christmas shopping fills you with dread and you’re left wanting to curl up under a blanket at the mere thought of braving the Arndale in December, we have the ultimate guide to avoiding shopping list related stress this year

Does the University need to do more to tackle class discrimination on and off campus?

White Lies play a divine set at the Albert Hall, but their bombast and lack of nuance leaves Ben Lomax looking for a higher power

The 2011 riots are dramatised to tremendous effect, an excellent production by a local Manchester theatre

Boxed UoM needs your help this Christmas with its shoebox initiative

A recent study has revealed that almost half of female students claim to be victims of sexual assault