The second Senate of the year also saw the decision-making body declare a climate and ecological emergency and back the Misogyny is Hate campaign

The campaign will feature academic professionals offering their expertise and advice in the field

Manchester students are turning to tactical voting to get their voices heard

Asha’s story is still on-going, with an appeal decision yet to be reached

The strikes, which are expected to start in late November, follow extended industrial action in 2018

The University has been accused of making students of colour feel like an “afterthought” with a complex complaints procedure that can be difficult for them to navigate

The project aims to further healthcare knowledge using innovative technology

The conversion will add 64 new student rooms, in addition to other facilities

The University currently holds investments in BP and Royal Dutch Shell, two of 20 companies named as the world’s top carbon emissions contributors

Uni sport on Wednesday afternoons is back and has already produced some cracking matches

The letter, whose authors include Liberation and Access Officer Sara Khan, calls on the City Council to reconsider the statue

The October Brexit deadilne is fast approaching, but it’s been 117 days since the University updated its guidance for EU students considering studying here

Who will come out on top in this year’s edition of the university’s campus football?

York Vice-Chancellor Charlie Jeffrey said the University had “an obligation to act”

The exhibition will use touchscreen and voice activation technology to shed light on the struggles in Yemen

The free to use Tyndall Carbon Targeter, designed by The University of Manchester, could assist the UK in reaching national emission goals

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