Nimo Omer discusses the prevalence of right-wing groups and how important it is to take them seriously.

Ellie Martin takes you through her favourite societies from universities across the UK

Isabel Oldman looks ahead to the fourth annual Women in Media conference which will be held in March, here in Manchester, she speaks to Co-Chair Bella Jewell about what to expect from the event and all the different talks which are on offer.

Reports published by Higher Education Statistics Agency shows that the University of Manchester enrols 5.3% less disadvantaged students than the UK average

Save money for yourself and save the planet with Want Not Waste, the new zero-waste store in the SU

This semester, why not pick up your old instrument and give the Choir and Orchestra society a go?

Burnt through your student loan in just a couple of weeks? Save money and treat your taste buds with a packed lunch, not a meal deal

The 2018/19 NUS International Students’ campaign are ‘extremely concerned’ about proposals to ‘defund’ the role of International Students’ Officer

Chloe Hatton sits down with Jacklin Kwan, president of the Manchester Debating Union, to talk about her time in the society

Jasmine Taylor discusses how serious mental health disorders are still being demonised by the media and excluded from popular activist narratives.

Sophie Marriott argues that the high stress experience of University exams is the result of the pressure to succeed constantly levied on students.

Mia Edwards writes about her disappointment with the lack of care for disabled students at University of Manchester, and across the city more widely

Fallowfield’s favourite bar, The Font, is being replaced by a business as similar to its predecessor as possible. The £2 cocktails are back!

The Resolution Foundation thinktank estimated that the latest changes will add around £72 billion to government borrowing by 2022-23

Their performances involve real-life head shavings mid-show

The SU’s decision making body was overshadowed by low student attendance

It was also revealed that Professor Dame Rothwell’s overall pay packet fell by £34,000

Sam Bronheim reviews student led production of Joel Horwood’s bittersweet, coming-of-age tale; ‘I Caught Crabs in Walberswick’ on the NIAMOS stage.

57% of the 25 to 35 years old’s surveyed were found to still be in debt beyond their government student loans, with things like overdrafts and credit cards from their time attending university

This Senate session could be one of the most divisive yet