Kayleigh Crawford reviews Scottee’s Fat Blokes at HOME
As the staggering list of banned books in Kuwait becomes public, Esmee Samsworth discusses the impacts of censorship on literature and politics
Protesters gather to confront problems with the Fallowfield Loop
New artwork in the union is causing somewhat of a stir
Take Action! UoM is an independent student-led group which has created a platform for discussion, a line of open communication, and a coherent response regarding the strike action
Protesters have declared it “Zimbabwe’s second independence” as the brutal dictator is forced to resign
With many seminars and lectures cancelled, University of Manchester students are set to join striking staff and demonstrate against the proposed staff cuts
With the Conservative Party conference arriving in Manchester, thousands choose to make their opposition heard during the People’s Assembly demonstration
Despite competition from the People’s Assembly march, thousands took to the streets during the ‘Stop Brexit’ march, including many students and young people
Students in Manchester, and all over the world, have taken to the streets every Friday to demand that governments take action to combat climate change.
A BDS protest against the unethical investment of the University of Manchester in defence of Palestinian rights was cut short by six police officers
Sophie Marriott argues that despite a feeling of disenchantment with politics in the UK there is still a politically engaged base of youthful activists.
It will be taking place under the Whitworth Arch tomorrow at 2:30pm
The festival seeks to seeks to unite communities and break down cultural barriers
As hundreds march along Oxford Road in protest, the BDS campaign have described the Balfour 100 event as “a mockery of the suffering of Palestinian people”
“I think it’s almost impossible to write without being political” — Kit de Waal
Friends of the Earth Manchester take to controversial methods to battle inequitable funding between the North and the nation’s capital
Alastair Campbell calls for Manchester students to attend the upcoming ‘Stop Brexit’ protest to show “depth of concern and anger about Brexit”
