Despite spending time in the medical tent, our Deputy Editor-in-Chief managed to enjoy the atmosphere, decoration, and costumes at Pangaea’s tenth birthday
Pangaea: Level 10 could be enjoyed on multiple (perhaps even 10) levels, from the headline-grabbing Katy B to the back-beaten disco dens on the Students’ Union top floor
Earth Week comes to the Students’ Union for its third year, with a schedule of events to promote environmental awareness
Students will be driven from the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons straight to their front doors in an attempt to help students feel safer in the city at night after increasing reports of sexual assaults in the last year
The University of Manchester’s Cycling Club are increasing in numbers and doing their bit for charity, raising funds for Maggie’s Centres
Ariel Nash reflects on what Black History Month means to her and the powerful potential of the BME movement in art and culture
A round up of the newly elected Student Officers; the highest election turnout in the university’s history
The Mancunion profiles the members of the Students’ Union Executive Team and takes a look at what you can expect from the Union in the forthcoming year
The University of Manchester Students’ Union was given awards for both employee engagement and green impact
The proposal will be debated at the next Senate meeting on February 18th
Who will be crowned champion and make it to the next level?
Ryan Khurana, the organiser of Milo Yiannapoulos’ upcoming talk, gives his view on why safe space policies have no place in universities
The NUS organised a day of action which included students walking out of lectures to show solidarity for refugees
Outrage as union club night, hosted by DJ Lee Watson, “exploited and degraded” women during a game to win a free ticket to sports tour
Diana Khasa reviews one of BME MCR’s Black History Month events
Sussex University’s student newspaper, The Badger, dismisses Union regulation demands
Students from the poorest households will now graduate with £13000 more debt than before the Conservative Budget
UKIP candidate for Manchester Withington, Mark Davies, has referred to disabled people as ‘weak’ and has said that women who ‘go away’ deserve to be paid less
