We catch up with contributing artist Will Da Costa, who will be donating his playful illustrations to the event

Why we avoid meaningful pursuits, and what needs to change

The University of Manchester has partnered with the Synergi Collaborative Centre, whose research uncovers shocking difference in mental health care between white and BME people

The Mancunion talks to Greater Manchester Nightline, the confidential phone service, to find out how they help students and how you can get involved

James Johnson discusses some effective, natural remedies to help with those anxious thoughts

Bouncy castles, free massages, and a visit from Manchester Dogs’ Home are all on the agenda for the University of Manchester’s Wellbeing Week

James Johnson walks through the benefits of a walk in the wild

“People have a very personal relationship with the trees that they see each day” said Urban Green Managing Director as University launches tree trail

Whilst it is encouraging to see more focus on the importance of addressing student mental health, the issue of post-graduate depression is often overlooked

As World Mental Health Day approaches us on the 10th of October, Megan Ritchie discusses the simple ways to manage your mental health

Students report unprofessionalism and poor advice from the University of Manchester’s counselling service

After a successful event for World Mental Health Day 2016, Wellbeing Officer Saqib Mahmood wants to make 2017’s celebrations even better

The mental health support course is initiated as Andy Burnham tells The Mancunion “support often isn’t there for people in crisis moments”

Comments about dating geeky girls and making friends with suffers of OCD to ‘get ahead at uni’ left some students aghast

Free, confidential service offered by Students’ Union providing information and advice on personal and academic issues has helped students save thousands of pounds

As the semester approaches, Fiona Hallett discusses how running can help to maintain a clear mind during your studies

Mallory Knox’s Sam Douglas chats to Katie Shepherd about their latest album and what’s next for the band after their stunning set at Reading Festival