Campaigners call on government to reform sex education, claiming current system leaves many unprepared

Report designed to inform political and public policy debates calls for legislative change in four sectors to reduce gender inequality

Manchester Debating Union concludes with an overwhelming majority that women are empowered by breaking the system, not succeeding within it

Following the recent ‘Piggate’ allegations, Jack Howell reports on the prevailing and dangerous phenomenon of initiation ceremonies at UK universities

With the Labour leadership contest drawn to a close, Grace Iona Annesley-Mair retrospectively discusses Yvette Cooper’s billing as the ‘feminist’ candidate

With less and less tolerance in the UK to sexual harassment, Lauren Howells describes her experience of the same problem in Argentina

The National University of Ireland Galway is branded “misogynistic” for invasive personal health questions asked on a form for successful job candidates

The eye-opening and thought-provoking performance never lost its humour, despite the seriousness of the content, writes ‎Aimée Grant Cumberbatch

Amelie Eckersley argues that deeming sanitary products ‘non-essential’ and attaching a 5 per cent VAT unfairly disadvantages women

Pembroke College rugby players barred from playing in the first round of the season

‘That’s what she said’ report draws attenion to the ‘lad culture’ invading all aspects of university life

Tom Danaher and Alex Goldhill argue for and against Spotted: Manchester University Library