Recently UoM’s Feminist Society held a discussion around men’s role in feminism, and how feminists feel about it

Clementine Lawrence looks at how a Coronavirus vaccine has driven the world apart, rather than pulling us together as it should have done

Farmers across India are taking to the streets to protest their governments new agricultural laws

Even though it has two iconic actresses at the centre, Hillbilly Elegy is unable to engage with the big ideas at its centre due to dull writing and bad characterisation

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy goes through the women who presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden might choose to be his running mate

Will Stonier reviews Jonathan Coe’s Brexit novel, Middle England

Isaac Lucia reviews Hegemony and Socialist Strategy

An interview with Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris suggests that Manchester may receive upgrade on current rail situation and future high-speed rail links

The four main political societies on campus debated issues affecting students in the run up to the general election

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!

Clementine Lawrence explores the ways in which political satire has become a double-edged sword

Deputy Sports Editor Thomas Baer looks back on the life and legend of golden boy Diego Maradona

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy explores Trump’s shock victory, the 2020 polls, and possible scenarios that could ensue after the US presidential election – for instance, if Trump loses, will he actually go away?

Nimo Omer discusses Riz Ahmed’s new short film The Long Goodbye and the fraught relationship between immigrants and a country that doesn’t seem to want them

How eugenics has become entangled with British politics and how education is easily confused with advocacy

Cara Conte delves into the world of Onlyfans and the evolving world of sex work

Manchester Young Labour’s Jawad Khan looks at what follows the general election for the party on campus

A survey by Dig In has shown that university students are not happy about the UK’s imminent future