Ella Broadbent reviews Liam Gallagher’s new virtual event ‘Down By The River Thames’
Introducing the Mancunion’s Food and Drink section to a weekly segment, ‘Death Row Dinners: Starring…’ – Each week, we’ll ask everyone and anyone what their last meal would be… What would yours be?
An investigation showed that UoM, among others, had mental health policies that could be challenging for people who are suffering
The Mancunion will have funding protected for three years as Senate also holds an indicative vote on calls to annul two results from this month’s Exec officer elections
Jasmine Taylor talks about the enlightening and empowering discussion on female pleasure run by Sexpression Manchester.
The shelter opened in November to kick off Burnham’s flagship ‘Bed Every Night’ scheme but was forced to close on Christmas Eve as a result of electrical problems
The University of Manchester is through to the quarter-final of the BBC’s University Challenge after defeating Hertford College Oxford in the final 16
Universities UK found that 70% of people agree that the UK has some of the best universities in the world
Clap-gate rumbles on as technical difficulties and procedural complaints leave seven motions going undiscussed
Take a break from the outside world and try your hand at this week’s puzzles!
There is an interesting moment where brown women in the public eye are caught between mimicking vitriol of white supremacy and silent complacency, Urussa Malik argues
Contributor Caolán Coleman reviews Heir’s latest 80s pop nugget ‘What You Haven’t Got’ as they continue to rise up in Leeds’ indie scene
The amendment could be considered unconstitutional
A brand new Mancunion art project aiming to put students at the centre
Viswanathan also announced that the Teaching & Learning Team are considering flexible resits for international students
Matthew Hedges returns home from the UAE where he was accused of being a spy
Concerns have been raised surrounding the popular 147 bus route which is run by Stagecoach and partly subsided by the University of Manchester
The organisation, which represents 7 million students across the country, might now have to borrow money against the building it owns and cut staff to remain financially viable
