A new study by the National Education Opportunity Network has revealed that white working-class males are the most underrepresented demographic at universities in England
Reducing the amount of food wasted in the UK will tackle issues of food poverty and climate damage, argues Rosa Uijtewaal, however it requires a shift in cultural attitudes towards food, not just information provision.
Manchester Action on Street Health curate exhibition showcasing the creative talent of the women it supports, in their first ever opening to the public
As food insecurity becomes a rising concern on college campuses, more colleges — including the University of Pittsburgh — are opening food pantries to feed hungry students tight on cash
A look back into the devastating economic and social wounds of fairly recent American history can help us to understand Trump’s success
University and College Union ask average performance of an applicant’s school to be considered by UCAS in attempt to get more disadvantaged students into universities
Tristan Parsons on how environmental changes are engendering conflict, and if uncontrolled will continue to do so
Nearly a quarter of all students spend less than half of the recommended budget on food, and many sacrifice spending on university materials in order to eat
New research says that 1.7 million students prioritise bills over food, and in Manchester this Christmas, the fight against poverty and hunger is widespread and needs your help
Research reveals that poor families in Greater Manchester might be paying a substantial amount more for goods and services than their richer counterparts
The student hopes to engage the local community in the fight against poverty
Shakira Martin tells press that the odds are “overwhelmingly stacked against” working class students
Homelessness is a prevalent issue in Manchester, but volunteering at shelters like Crisis can make a big difference
Ryan Khurana comments on the Conservative approach to bringing prosperity to all
The University of East Anglia starts food bank to help students in need as number of students in poverty continues to rise
Six months on from the General Election, Polly Bartlett takes a look into the effects of austerity on Manchester’s most vulnerable
A new report shows that households in Manchester have some of the highest rates of ‘joblessness’ anywhere in the country
Travelling the world in aid of volunteering whilst overlooking the needs of those close to us is a result of first-world boredom and the necessity of moral reassurance
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