William Brown talks to University of Manchester alumnus and The Times columnist David Aaronovitch on politics, the student body and freedom of speech

Hope Rapp tells us all why we should #wastenot and be aware of wasteful practices, both to save money and save waste

A walk-out was staged at Brunel University during Katie Hopkins’ appearance in a debate on welfare

The University of East Anglia starts food bank to help students in need as number of students in poverty continues to rise

A house party just isn’t complete without these people in attendance

Protesters took to the Trafford Town Hall this past week to protest recent budget cuts for disabled students

Fancy yourself the next Mark Zuckerberg? SVC2Manchester is your chance to network with some of Silicon Valley’s top business leaders and newest start-ups

Alice Williams discusses what to consider when cycling around Manchester

An anonymous insider puts the Careers Service through their paces

It’s getting hot in here… Eva Katz discusses PDA

Yard & Coop struck the perfect balance between the guilty pleasure of fried chicken, and a more refined Northern Quarter feel

The Conservative party conference saw tens of thousands take to the streets in protest. Daniel Saville joined the protestors and asked why they were getting involved

Adam Selby takes a look at local sport opportunities on offer in Manchester, with this week’s spotlight on the UEC BMX European Cup

University students and staff celebrate the heritage and future of minority communities with Black History Month

At the Labour party conference, politicians have suggested that Corbyn’s promise of scrapping tuition fees is not set in stone

Students are losing an average of £240 a year because they do not know their rights when complaining about landlords and utility companies

Books Editor Yasmin Mannan argues that attempts to fight radicalisation are a serious and dangerous threat to our academic liberties

Students from the poorest households will now graduate with £13000 more debt than before the Conservative Budget

Popcorn company Propercorn are offering student entrepreneurs £7500 in investment

Entering its fifth season, the successful BBC Radio 4 show hosted by Steve Punt challenged students and dons of the University of Manchester alike