Michael Segalov, one of five protesters harshly disciplined after a 2013 demonstration, will have his legal fees and £20,000 in damages paid by his former university

With isolated acts of violence tainting the media’s response to the anti-Tory protests, Ed John looks at just how one-sided the coverage has been

The Conservative party conference saw tens of thousands take to the streets in protest. Daniel Saville joined the protestors and asked why they were getting involved

After a few ugly incidents soured the press coverage of anti-Conservative protests, George Bolton argues that the new, young left must not discredit itself as a credible movement

Left with only one way to express discontent with the upper echelons of power, it’s not surprising that people end up overstepping the line during protests

This week saw the People’s Assembly’s Week of Action protesting the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester

Tens of thousands line the streets of Manchester against government cuts and privatisation

Scores of students gathered to protest MMU’s controversial ‘social cleansing’ eviction of the homeless under the Mancunian Way

Manchester Metropolitan University claims no violent altercations took place, but one woman was sent to hospital because of her treatment during the eviction

Student reporter Daniel Saville travelled to Calais to see what refugees were going through first-hand. There, he witnessed a protest against the poor treatment they are subjected to by authorities

Campaigners will urge the university’s Board of Governors to choose to divest from the fossil fuel industry in a report revealed at a meeting later this week

Reclaim the Night 2015 proved a huge success, with a record number of over 2000 protesters attending

Apolitical, nonplussed, and too concerned with going to the Warehouse Project, Will Brown shows us why students need to get their act together—or face the consequences of apathy

Since the 6th of November the University and College Union has engaged in an industrial dispute with UK universities concerning changes to lecturers’ pensions

The Birmingham Guild of Students’ Officers is facing countrywide condemnation for calling themselves “disappointed” by protestors.

Unions threaten further strike action if offer of one per cent pay increase not improved

Protests planned over below inflation pay increases

“Debt-ins” take place across campus to protest sell-off of student loan book

Over 900 signatures, supporters include Members of Parliament

Valentine Landeg argues that the press need to highlight the plight of public services for protest to be effective