From pub crawls to Freshers' events, drinking can feel unavoidable, and sobriety can feel isolating. Here's how to miss out on the hangovers, not the fun
Alica MacDonald's 'Finding Emily' provides an inventive spin on the rom-com for a modern audience thanks to a strong sense of place – and UoM's campus
Russell T. Davies shares insight at Manchester's SCENE Festival about his hit Channel 4 shows exploring queerness, community and adversity
After diving into dreams and exploring far off galaxies, Christopher Nolan returns to Earth with an adrenaline-fuelled World War II thriller
A chilling look into the future of warfare in the third season of Black Mirror
With doses of Cold War nostaliga, modern day Russia is wrongly used as a ‘neccasary enemy’ for politicians
David Nott, an NHS consultant surgeon and voluntary humanitarian aid worker, delivered a life lecture to the Manchester medical faculty this week
IS are arguably a result of our previous interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan—the conflict in Syria shows how hard it is to cease such ideology
The way the politicians and the media have conducted themselves inappropriately in relation to Syria means we have failed the matter at hand
With the upcoming release of the Strategic Defence and Security Review, Adam Merrill analyses whether or not we really do support our troops
The glorification of violence and killing on the battle field is as abhorrent and disgraceful as celebrating it anywhere else
Lauren Wills reminds us why we should always give thanks for the sacrifices made by those before us, and why we should never forget that which was given so we could live as we do today
Haider Saleem catches up with BBC World Service journalist Jon Sopel on the difficulties of covering war zones
To mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War, Books Editor Esmé Clifford Astbury encourages readers to tuck into one of these novels
American author, polemicist and war reporter David Rieff tells Sam Dumitriu why he is a humanitarian fundamentalist
In the week of remembrance Shanda Moorghen and Nathan Khadaroo debate whether we should still wear the poppy…
Women for Women International partners women of war with individuals across the globe to teach them skills, rights and health education
Andrew Georgeson reviews the MIFTAs performance of ‘My Boy Jack’
England striker stars in game ad
“I want my images to show them not as victims, but survivors.”
Features Editor Nick Renaud-Komiya explores how aware and engaged we still are about British involvement in international wars.
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