The UK is used to used to different languages, accents, and cultures. But ‘third culture kids’ represent a unique demographic. Who are they? Why do young people who grow up in several parts of the world feel isolation, even at Manchester?

The bicentenary festival is set to run from June 6 to 9 with 150+ events across campus

As the 70th anniversary of CERN approaches, we investigate the origins and history of the organisation whilst asking questions about the future of the laboratory; what’s next? And how can it align its ambition for research with the modern world’s needs for sustainability?  

Revolutionising Healthcare: Multi-University AI program accepts funding from government to improve casual AI in healthcare

Blackboard finds itself set to be replaced by Canvas as the University’s primary digital learning environment in 2025

A statement made on December 11 announced several changes to the check-in system for international students, including changes to where students can check-in and clarification on checking-in over the Christmas break

With AI usage rising, here are the new University guidelines on how and when to use it

New ‘Special Relationship Partnership’ with American institutions – who are they and what does this mean?

The 1968’s student protest has a history to be learnt from. However, rent strikers and the university have failed to appreciate those lessons

Occupiers were removed from Simon Building, after 37 days of occupation, by bailiffs authorised by the Manchester High Court

24 candidates are running for Activities and Culture Officer, with campaigning set to begin on February 27

Triumphs and Falls, which was unconventionally performed at Retro, is a strong, complex and relevant play made for a student audience

All full-time students at the University of Manchester are eligible for £170 payments for the cost-of-living crisis, here’s how you can claim yours…

UoM banned from being a taxi for radioactive materials, but why?

Out of pocket students anger at paying for gown and cap rental for their delayed graduation ceremonies

Harriet McDonald reviews UMMTS’ A Very Potter Musical at the Students Union and interviews the musical’s director, Sophie Beake

The Women in Media conference is returning to Manchester for its seventh year in the city. Find out why you won’t want to miss it!

Film editor Benjy Klauber looks back at some of the best, and worst, depictions of university life in British film and TV.

Max Earnshaw convinces us why every student at the University of Manchester should vote in the upcoming SU elections

The University and The Government have announced that they will restrict the free testing kits. Students are disappointed by this decision.