Whether it was a discussion about civil rights in history class, or race and racism in PSHE, raising my hand in my predominantly white secondary school felt like auditioning for the role of social pariah. Get it right, and the whole room goes silent; get it wrong, and I became a perpetrator of reverse racism […]

The universities along Oxford Road churn their students into Manchester city centre, and south of the city. As students turn into graduates, why do we disregard North Manchester and stay in the same southern areas?

From empowerment to activism: here’s everything we should be learning from Doon Mackichan’s appearance at Manchester Literature Festival

There is an “s-word” which many students are closely associated with: stereotypes. To what extent are such well-established stereotypes true?

Features editor Serafina Kenny runs through how to best fit in with the rest of the students at UoM

Fuse TV’s Tom Grant explores how comedy TV has influenced and reflected British politics and class stereotypes, and asks whether we should really still be laughing

The photography competition is supposed to let people express new beginnings to making a difference through the medium

Balancing thought-provoking questions about expectations with a consistently thrilling story, Luce is a well-acted, engaging and beautifully scored watch, writes James McCafferty