On the picket line: lecturers on why they are striking
University lecturers will strike in early December over pay, workload, casualisation and inequality
Students express their support and frustration towards the continuing strikes as UCU hope for progress
Luisa Bax argues that we should all be supporting our lecturers during the ongoing industrial action
University and College Union have announced that 14 days of further industrial action will begin this month
In protest of the £8 million worth of investments UoM has in Israel, students took to the streets standing in solidarity with UCU strikers
Students at the Welsh university have calculated a loss of almost £400 per student during the strike period
Northern Rail staff have announced strikes until early 2019, in which they will target the heavy congestion of the festive period
London-based firm Leigh Day will challenge Lancaster over Consumer Rights Act
Everything you need to know ahead of the UCU strikes this week
Greece’s recent wave of strikes exemplify the government’s failure to fulfil promises of relief after years of austerity, argues Annie Dabb
The strike is the second round of industrial action from UCU this academic year protest working conditions, pay, and pensions for lecturers
The University of Manchester and the Students’ Union have previously said that they are committed to ensuring student’s academic progression
Afzal Khan, who was elected MP for Manchester Gorton in 2017, said he supported the striking academic staff and joined them on the picket lines to show solidarity
The organisation aims to educate students about the context of the ongoing industrial action
RMT strikers announce new set of dates that will last a month, affecting journeys to and from Manchester, leaving passengers “fed up”
The strikes center over a proposed 2% pay increase, which lecturers argue is nowhere near the rate of inflation
Editor-in-Chief Kirstie O’Mahony sat down with the VC to talk all things gender, Brexit and, of course, strikes
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