With 25% of mental health patients waiting more than 12 weeks on the NHS for psychological treatments, could iCBT provide treatment for sufferers of depression and anxiety?

TikTok has propelled celebrity gossip and status to new heights, with the Gomez-Bieber feud being the tip of the iceberg.

We know that air pollution has negative consequences on human health, but how does it affect our thinking and cognitive abilities?

As rap culture evolves, more open discussions of mental health and vulnerability are contributing to a healthier representation of masculinity

Chinese international student Emma reveals the conflicting realities of life in China, from female freedoms to relentless attainment and nationalism

Feeling abnormally sad in the winter? You’re not being dramatic, you could have seasonal affective disorder!

It’s time to embrace dad dancing! Research reveals the power of dance to improve our mental health and well-being.

Homesickness can slap us in the face at university… but maybe we should embrace missing home? 

Universities have no specific “duty of care” to their students according to a judge in Bristol. This ruling came following the death of 20 year old, University of Bristol student, Natasha Abrahart.

FOMO is something we all experience but what really underlies this decisional anxiety, and how can we overcome it?

The Students’ Union has 12 events planned throughout October to celebrate Black History Month, covering talks to music events to networking sessions

World Mental Health Day was dedicated to making mental health and wellbeing a global priority

Head Music Editor Sarah Taylor chats to Daniel Howell about his (anti-)YouTube career and his first ever solo stand-up tour, We’re All Doomed!

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy sits down with Denis Coleman, ahead of him opening for Little Mix at AO Arena.

Nursing students are still relying on food banks three years after The Mancunion last investigated

“My boyfriend is going through a depressive episode at the moment, but it only seems to show in our relationship…”

The damaging effect of diet culture on our society and how it exacerbates the conditions of already oppressed groups.

Ahead of the release of their second LP ‘Outside Of The Blue’, Sarah Taylor sits down with Jonny Quinn of SPINN to chat taking inspiration from mental health, politics, horror films and Christmas!

In more pain than normal? Social distancing could be the cause.

Over 1000 students have newly disclosed mental health problems this year, but UoM has just 12 counsellors