Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell will step down as The University of Manchester’s President and Vice-Chancellor in 2024

Two University of Manchester security guards have been acquitted of common assault

The Nancy Out student activist group failed to barge in to the Foundation Day celebrations in Whitworth Hall, abandoning their protest plans

What next for the Nancy Out! campaign? Will Nancy Rothwell be forced to resign?

Students have occupied the University of Manchester as a protest against the treatment of students and staff since the beginning of the academic year.  This action is viewed as a last resort by the occupiers, after months of protests of various kinds. The occupiers have written an open letter to Nancy Rothwell, which details the […]

Wearing masks of the Senior Leadership’s faces, Manchester Nancy Out campaign staged a sit-in to protest the ‘lack of action’ from the University following the vote of no confidence

Voting for the removal of Nancy Rothwell would be absolutely the wrong course of action, says former General Secretary Alex Tayler

Joe McFadden outlines the argument for Nancy’s Rothwell’s removal as Vice-Chancellor and urges students to vote yes on March 8th

No confidence in Nancy: an explanation of next month’s historic vote of no confidence in University senior management

Lucy Nichols outlines the main arguments of the #nancyout campaign amongst a turbulent time for the university’s management

Alice Shakeshaft examines the collective responsibility for the university’s recent failings and argues that Nancy Rothwell should not be the only one held to account

Students launch petition calling for a vote of no confidence in the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Manchester

In an email sent out this afternoon, University Senior Leadership released the findings of the inquiry into the erection of fences around the Fallowfield campus in November

The University of Manchester Vice-Chancellor, Nancy Rothwell, has released a video apologising for saying that she had written to Zac Adan when she had not

Luisa Bax argues that we should all be supporting our lecturers during the ongoing industrial action

Felix Hanif-Banks looks at the state of divestment and sustainability across UK universities following UoM’s recent commitment to decarbonising its investments

In this Is it Art? Chess Bradley examines whether the blog, Nancy Rothwell Looking at Things, is art.

The new accommodation features 1,122 new student rooms in self-catered flats, and was opened by the University’s Vice-Chancellor, Dame Nancy Rothwell.

The group called UoM’s tactics “heavy handed”

They’re demanding UoM divest from all fossil fuel companies