Kayleigh Crawford reviews Awkward Conversations with Animals I’ve F*cked

Anna Jin reviews Burnout at the King’s Arms

An investigation showed that UoM, among others, had mental health policies that could be challenging for people who are suffering

The fundraising event will be the UK’s biggest mental health festival, taking place in various venues across Manchester

Editor-In-Chief, Anja Samy, considers the boundaries of artistic inspiration in the fashion industry

Bayse Genc reviews Box of Tricks’ Under Three Moons at the Lowry

Anna Jin reviews La JohnJoseph’s A Generous Lover at HOME

Ellie Martin chats to the President of the Run Wild society about the beneficial links between running and mental health

Oli Storey writes about his own experiences with mental health whilst at university, and the ways he has found to manage it

Kate Jackson discusses her student experience as an insomniac and details her tips on how to combat the stress of uni work

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy interviews the director and cast of new play Under Three Moons

Baby Fever is an exciting new piece of theatre created by Contact Young Company and Theater DEGASTEN and presented by Contact and SICK! Festival

Why it’s unrealistic (and harmful) to pressure yourself in having the best time of your life when starting university

The critically-acclaimed Burnout returns to Manchester next month as a full-length, two-act play

Results of National Student Accommodation Survey suggest student housing is in crisis

An FOI by The Mancunion reveals the amount spent on mental health at the University of Manchester

The Education Transitions Network will look at how students moving to university can be better supported in the first year of their studies

Ellie Martin argues that society socials should be more open to non-drinkers

Becca Knight examines the role of social media in university life and how dependant on it we have become. But what are the negative effects if we use it excessively? Should we switch off in order to enjoy reality?

The largest ever mental health poll of universities has revealed that the levels of distress and illness among students in the UK is ‘alarmingly high’, constituting for an ‘urgent call to action’