New research by the University demonstrates the many benefits of a project aiming to plant 3 million trees, one for every man, woman, and child in Greater Manchester

Tom Patterson reports on this month’s 20th anniversary celebrations of Huaxia Supplementary School

Manchester Students’ Union’s Education Officer argues that the Teaching Excellence Framework threatens to inject further elitism into Higher Education

The University of Manchester are running a survey to to capture students’ attitudes to charitable giving, all students who complete the survey are also entered into a prize draw

A reaction to the SU’s apology over a previous Opinion article to Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell

The University of Manchester has been ranked 29th in the QS World University Rankings, despite uncertainties around Brexit causing most UK universities to drop in the league table

The £6,000 hike in tuition fees in 2012 is seen as a key contributor to the vast institutional profits

In support of World Wildlife Day 2016, the university is investing into saving endangered species

Richard Heller—journalist, author, and former Chief of Staff to Denis Healey when he was leader of the Labour Party—on the questionable ‘qualities’ of MMU’s new chancellor, the ‘Prince of Darkness’, Peter Mandelson

Lack of medicine students from underprivileged backgrounds is seen as a sign limited support and guidance throughout A-levels and university applications

Free education is to be provided to more than one million young people in conflict zones across the globe by the university

Sportlight is a weekly feature, highlighting one sport available at the university, and showing how you can get involved at different levels of the sport. This week, the spotlight is on lacrosse

University of Manchester’s Action Palestine are hosting a Palestinian cultural evening in aid of Interpal, a charity providing relief for Palestinians in need

The University of Manchester has held a lot of rumours, some that needed to be repeatedly busted or proved due to first years entering ever year. We took a look at three of the biggest

Student volunteers from the Manchester Leadership Programme helped the British Heart Foundation achieve success in their recycling scheme.

Allen Hall is to remain closed for a third year running due to asbestos.

The Students’ Union launch a new Student night on the 17th September—Why Not Wednesdays.

Shanghai University academic rankings place The University of Manchester three places higher on global scale.

The project will offer ‘communities in the developing world that aren’t connected to the national grid…use of their biggest source of energy’

Alice Rigby argues that Manchester needs a re-invigoration of the student electoral system to make us believe in our executive and union representatives