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Seven days of pasta!
What student doesn’t love a bowl of warm comforting pasta? Whether it’s been lovingly tended to on the stove all evening, quickly whipped up as a pre-lecture lunch, or gratefully reheated as a carEditor-approved page-turners: Our favourite summer books
Summer is the time that rekindles passions and comforts that are so mercilessly tormented out of us by the throngs of routine and stress throughout the rest of the year. Within its blurred, sun-soakedGet to know the Whitworth Art Gallery
Despite only being a few minutes from campus, how many people do you know have actually visited the Whitworth Art Gallery? It's a fantastic gallery space and I do urge students to go and take a look aThe Mancunion Takes London Fashion Week
For the first time, The Mancunion had the amazing opportunity to attend London Fashion Week. Writers Lily Amos, Mila Burek, Katy Jones, and Poppy Clayton took to the streets of London for 4 days of faHow to ace the fresher's food shop
Fresher's is an exciting and daunting time for everyone, filled with a host of new experiences. Obvious ones include the first time living alone, moving to a new city or going on a night out (especialI went to London Fashion Week? A student journalist’s dream come true
Running around New York City, hot coffee-to-go in one hand, a notepad and pen clasped tightly in the other. You’re rushing to catch your next hit story and finally make that big break… it's the DAdios tres amigos - farewell to Top Gear, a seminal yet controversial car show
I am a man with virtually zero interest in, or knowledge about, cars. I view automobiles through the same lens as any other inanimate, boring household appliance, and am completely lost when it comesFormer Engineering building changes name in honour of former vice-chancellor Nancy Rothwell
Over the summer, the Engineering Building officially changed its name to the ‘Nancy Rothwell Building', commemorating the former President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Manchester. R
Being from the North, you'll notice that most major British fiction tends to focus almost exclusively on Southerners. Unless you're seeing local theatre, it's unlikely that you'll ever even get a whifLost turns 20: the groundbreaking show that redefined television history
The following content contains no spoilers. The hit series Lost will celebrate its 20th anniversary on September 22, after first captivating audiences in 2004 and earning its place as one of the