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The Mancunion’s Favourite Mancunian Scientists

Manchester has been home to many renowned scientists throughout history whose research changed the world. Here are a few of our favourites

Gaming in Manchester 2019: a preview

Games

What to expect from the games industry in Manchester in 2019

The Occupation delayed until February

Games

White Paper Games push back Manchester-based journalistic thriller by 5 months

The story behind the buildings

Features

We pass buildings like Kilburn, Roscoe and Whitworth everyday, but who were the people behind the names?

New Monopoly edition commemorates Alan Turing

News

‘Father of computer science’ gets own edition of popular board game

University confirm potential graduation delays

Local elections 2023: Fallowfield still has lowest tu...

Pole and Burlesque Soc rehearsal labelled ‘degrading’...

How Mayfield Park is turning an abandoned space into ...

How helping an older neighbour had given me much more...

Catching up with stand up Schalk Bezuidenhout ahead o...

Fetishising financial hardship – when will univ...

Vive La Revolution? What can we learn from the French...

Work smarter, not harder: The phenomenon of the four-...

Long COVID: Can improved sleep cure breathlessness?

The power of stars: Manchester and its energy revolution

First private Moon landing attempt fails

Dirty underwear, a broken boiler and £400 in cleaning...

What have your SU execs been up to this year?

350 or 44: How many students are engaging in the rent...

Manchester is purple: UoM vs MMU’s first rugby ...

How a climate protest masked Formula E’s growin...

Cage Warriors 152: Manchester

Lifestyle Loves: Chorlton

Anxiety, time and I: Refusing to give up happy moments for a deadline

Club Lash: An inclusive space for everyone to explore their sexuality freely ...

Bury Market: Traditionally untraditional

Summer drinks that will float your boat

What even is curry? A colonial misunderstanding we’ve never been able to shake

The wellness myth in the age of social media

Reset by Form MCR: Yoga and barre class review

Cheaper than chips: Budget friendly alternative activities to try at home

Natsu Fest: The Last Dance – What’s next for Manchester’s c...

Making a statement: Fashion in politics

Beyond the Bimbo: Can the Barbie movie redefine female stereotypes?

Lifestyle Loves: Chorlton

Blur announce comeback album with new single ‘T...

Live review: The Wedding Present at the O2 Ritz

Neighbourhood Weekender: Pulp, Self Esteem and CMAT t...

Interview with Frederick Studemann: Judge for the Int...

Dear Dolly Live: Sex, breakups and tipsy confessions

Why do we still love Jane Austen?

Jill Furmanovsky is ‘Photographing the Invisibl...

With ‘The Ambassadors’, Hew Locke seeks t...

Traces of Displacement: The Whitworth confronts histo...

Review: Dirty Dancing

La Clique: Lj Marles on circus, family and Beyoncé

La Clique – Media preview

Lytham Festival 2023: Lionel Richie, Def Leppard and lots more

Interview with Luke Davies from Polari

Shazam! Fury of the Gods review: Superhero sequel get...

The Untold Stories of Black Women: A Thousand and One...

Wagatha Christie: In conversation with Nathan McMullen

Eurovision 2023: Sweden makes history whilst the UK r...

Eurovision 2023: What to expect from the grand final

Dredge: Euphoric short excitement

Eight exciting games this year

God of War: Ragnarök fails its female characters

The Untold Stories of Black Women: A Thousand and One Review