Annie Dabb describes the atmosphere at the protests against the Fallowfield fences, and puts into words just how many UoM students are feeling

How angry students are making sure their voices are heard – and why it’s finally time for us to listen

S.A.F.E.R. have organised another protest against the University of Manchester’s response to the pandemic

Alexia Pieretti reviews We Won’t Fall at the International Anthony Burgess Foundation

Brendan McGrath faced criticism over the ejection and subsequent expulsion of Ebenezer Azamati from an Oxford Union Debate

Over 250 people took part in recent protests in Piccadilly Gardens to show support against military action in Turkey

The XR protest in Manchester’s Deansgate saw four days of climate activism – see the photos here

Extinction Rebellion have announced plans for a four-day peaceful occupation of central Manchester street Deansgate

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.

Adan was among many of the speakers at the protest to share his experience with the university

Music Contributor Izzy Langhammer delves into the both intensely personal and globally relevant ‘Acts of Rebellion’ from Ela Minus. Both an album for our times and of our times

Rent strikes, better crisis plans and ensuring staff safety: What are SAFER doing to help students through the coronavirus?

The protestors say the UK should fulfill its role in the preservation of democracy

Student group, People and Planet UoM, have staged an occupation of the John Owens building in a bid to put pressure on the University to cut ties with the fossil fuel industry. The protestors intend to continue their occupation until the University fully commit to the divestment of funds from fossil fuel companies. Campaign group […]

George Walker argues that Slowthai encapsulates the vast majority of a disaffected youth better than many who’ve tried before him

SU Activities Officer Lizzy Haughton has glued herself to Barclays as part of an Extinction Rebellion protest

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