In the last ten years, the number of top grades being awarded has jumped, amid concerns that so-called ‘grade inflation’ is lessening the value of degrees across the country

Would you take £5 cash in hand to place on online bet?

The new accommodation features 1,122 new student rooms in self-catered flats, and was opened by the University’s Vice-Chancellor, Dame Nancy Rothwell.

Students and lecturers remember James Lincoln, who passed away in a tragic incident last week

It’s thought a small number of students have been targetted

UoM saw a 1% improvement on 2018’s results

Student activists say the University has £11 million in fossil fuel companies

They’re demanding UoM divest from all fossil fuel companies

She’s been the Vice-Chancellor of UoM for nine years, so how does she think 2018/19 went?

Malik-Johnson only attended 12.5% of his meetings

One Officer spent 41% of the total Exec budget

Planned changes to ResLife Advisers, originally reported by The Mancunion last month, will now be delayed by a year until September 2020

The 12% gap means for every £10 a man earns, a woman earns £8.80 at the University

The University is the top-ranked in Europe, in a new table that focuses on social impact

The week will attempt to spread awareness of the University’s investment in companies that arm Israel

Reslife, which is responsible for providing support and guidance to students in halls, could soon see part-time staff shed and 9 new full-time roles put in place as part of an internal restructure

The lecture, part of the Racism and Ethnicity in the UK module, saw a male student cause a prolonged disturbance after voicing a controversial opinion

Jack Greeney visits the SU Steve Biko exhibition, and contemplates the University’s history of divestment with regards to current divestment campaigns

Controversy remains as two candidates will not be investigated, despite allegations of electoral misconduct