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Is it embarrassing to read Vogue now? Why Chante Joseph’s article misses the mark entirely

Is it embarrassing to read Vogue now? Why Chante Joseph’s article misses the mark entirely

It’s been almost three weeks since Chante Joseph released her Vogue article ‘Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?’, an essay that discusses the challenges heterosexual women face when sharing their relationship status with others. It’s safe to say that Joseph’s piece caught popular culture’s attention in the way that journalism used to, inviting opinions from […]
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Keeping on top of the news cycle: How to stay up to date as a student

Keeping on top of the news cycle: How to stay up to date as a student

Being a student can mean an incredibly busy schedule, so how can you make time to find out what’s happening in the world?
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‘An audio treat’: The Mancunion’s favourite podcasts

‘An audio treat’: The Mancunion’s favourite podcasts

Whether you’re looking to keep up with current affairs, celebrity gossip or even Formula 1, we’ve got you covered with our top pick of podcasts
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Review: Not F**kin’ Sorry

Review: Not F**kin’ Sorry

The last performance of Not F**kin Sorry at Manchester’s Contact Theatre radiated exuberance and unapologetic honesty
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Gary Younge joins the University of Manchester as a Professor of Sociology

Gary Younge joins the University of Manchester as a Professor of Sociology

Professor Younge is an award-winning journalist who will leave The Guardian to take up the post
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A year older and wiser? UoM in the University League Tables 2020

A year older and wiser? UoM in the University League Tables 2020

University league tables for 2020 show UoM performing well for research and international outlook, but falling behind on student satisfaction
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Sexual harassment ‘epidemic’ at UK universities

A Guardian investigation has revealed a serious problem with staff-on-student and staff-on-staff sexual harassment at UK universities
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Everyday Feminism: Take control of yourselves

The Everyday Feminism website is an example of the ongoing march towards the politics of victimhood
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Review: Hardcore Henry

Henry Scanlan reviews his Hardcore namesake
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Universities criticised for censoring freedom of speech

Julie Bindel has spoken out against the dangers of censorship which occurs at universities, with the University of Manchester being ranked by a survey as one of the worst offenders
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Survey launched on the truth behind UK arts diversity

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A new survey published by the Guardian on the 21st September has set out to discover whether having a career in arts and culture is only for the privileged
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We live in a surveillance state and no one cares

Charlotte Green questions why we are happy to allow the state to violate our civil liberties in the name of our protection
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Review – NW by Zadie Smith

NW may not have the punch of White Teeth, but Zadie Smith’s novels have matured alongside her, and this portrayal of London captures something real
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Opinion: Why I hate Murkage

“Fuck standing around posing like a dickhead” reads the Murkage Club Facebook group. How ironic.
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