From August 2018 to August 2019, staff at the University of Manchester spent over £6m on a range of expenses from Hooters to clothing, catering, and clogs

The new platform will reveal all the previously archived collections at the university

The documentary asks whether Britain is tough enough on crime

The University of Manchester is the British university most targeted by Graduate Employers, says the Graduate Market 2020’s review.

The proposals would see the University of Manchester broadly decarbonise its investment portfolio within the next two years

The Higher Education Statistics Agency reported a 10 per cent rise in the number of international students

Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell defended the University’s decision not to fully divest from fossil fuels in a meeting with students

The paper surveyed over 5,000 UK academics, warning that the sector is “on the edge of potential disaster”

Divestment has often followed successful campaigns from groups such as People and Planet and Fossil Free, but the University of Manchester is yet to commit

Several students said they had already missed out on funding due to Brexit uncertainty

Afzal Khan, who was elected MP for Manchester Gorton in 2017, said he supported the striking academic staff and joined them on the picket lines to show solidarity

The Mancunion spoke to academic staff at UoM about their relationship with the Senior Leadership Team

With long, gruelling and unpaid work placements, one nurse who qualified from Manchester last year even told The Mancunion she had to use food banks during her final year

Manchester UCU members have called the report an “absolute scandal”and said that education should not be about making profits

In protest of the £8 million worth of investments UoM has in Israel, students took to the streets standing in solidarity with UCU strikers

The activists left after the University committed to reviewing their Socially Responsible Investment Policy

The group, who began their occupation on Tuesday, say they are prepared to occupy “until our demands are met”

The statement says that student academic progression is their “key priority”

Students have no access to news food supplies and the group has been split in half, meaning two protestors are currently occupying a corridor with no access to toilets

There are more than 500 Confucius Institutes around the world, with each one ‘serving its community’ in a unique way