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  • Losing connection: The pain of losing your phone at University
    Thursday night out couldn't have come sooner. Manchester Be at One cocktail bar is buzzing with students as the politics ball kicks off. It's an exciting night: long dresses and smart jackets, free co
  • The Art Collective: The society seeking change within the creative community
    Words by Estelle Derraj The Art Collective, TAC, is one of the University of Manchester’s newest societies. They grew from an observation: Manchester's creative scene, although riddled with fragm
  • "Not just sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll": DJ Paulette on her autobiography
    With dim red lights filtering across you as the clock strikes 3 am – maybe with the sudden need to squeeze your way through the sweaty, skimpily dressed bodies – your mind may not drift to the tow
  • David Hockney at Factory International: A reflection
    Having travelled to Manchester from the Lightroom in London, Hockney’s career retrospective made its debut in the north, bringing a big name to the Manchester art scene. Situated within Factory Inte
  • City guide #2: Levenshulme
    Semester Two is bringing in sunnier and longer days, as well as the opportunity to escape the home-library-pub rut that it’s all too easy to fall into. From campus, Levenshulme is only a bus ride aw
  • Remembering David Lynch
    Following auteur director David Lynch's death on 16 January, many have come together to recognise and respect the legacy of filmmaking he left behind. Known for his unique surrealist style and stubbor
  • Agony Aunt Amelia: Feed the world
    Dear Auntie Amelia, One of my flatmates (out of 10) is driving me up the wall. Firstly, the meals they cook could solve world hunger. I've seen them use an entire kilogram of pasta in one evening.
  • Agony Aunt Amelia: Hell's Kitchen
    Dear Auntie Amelia, My flatmates never clean up after themselves and it's driving me mad! They let their dirty plates pile up and don't seem to care that it makes our kitchen disgusting and horribl
  • Livestock or Desert: A utopia for our globalised world?
    When you think about climate change solutions, livestock probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind. For years, cows, chickens, and other farm animals have been blamed for everything from defor
  • Concerns for student welfare in the Manchester Camp of Resistance
    The Mancunion has seen documents which raise welfare concerns for students participating in the Manchester Camp of Resistance in light of experiences of sexism and racism.  These documents also su