Periods are expensive. Eco-friendly period products are even more expensive. Given the climate crisis, what is a student meant to do?

In his keynote presentation, Professor Mark Miodownik deliberates on the perils of consumerism, how we might manage to bring it to a sustainable future, and its obsolescence

From an early collaboration with Wagamama to starting a music festival in his backyard. We sat down with student clothing brand owner Dhara Nat Sufraz Patel to talk everything Natsu Clothing.

An ap-peeling bunch of methods and recipes that will prevent your bananas from going to waste!

The Mancunion speaks to the founders of The Yard Sale to discover their vision and what The Yard means to them

Primark has announced they’re moving online. But why? Is this really necessary for an already successful company?

We all want to be more sustainable when it comes to our periods, but is a menstrual cup a gift or a nuisance?

From spreading good vibes to creating sustainable fashion: an insight into how Softer People became the brand it is today.

Check out our five books storage solution ideas which are budget-friendly and suitable for any student home

Independent bookshops are struggling due to the impact of coronavirus and the national lockdowns in the UK. Lucy Evans reflects on the joys of the independents and the need to support them.

You may have made your fashion habits more sustainable but have you considered the environmental impact of the beauty products you use?

Skincare has become increasingly gimmicky in recent years but this simple soap could be the answer to your beauty woes (plus, it can also be used as stain remover)

I’m dreaming of a green Christmas, here are some tips for celebrating ethically

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

An environmentally friendly Christmastime is becoming more and more important as climate change prevails — Byron Gamble suggests greener alternatives to your holiday traditions

Eva Gerretsen visits Growing Together, a volunteer run allotment providing stability to refugees and asylum seekers. She explores the benefits of home-growing for both the environment and personal health.