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Shock economics exam reschedule causes revision chaos
First and second year economists face scheduling shock as macroeconomics exam is brought forward by two weeks
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Police 'undercounting' masks true extent of Greater Manchester's knife crime issue
Greater Manchester Police are pushing to combat knife crime after they discovered erroneous data and knives concealed in public spaces
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Burnham calls for increased 'stop and search' to crack down on knife crime in Manchester
Andy Burnham has called for harsher penalties and 'stop and search' to be used in an effort to help tackle knife crime in the area
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Tuition fee cuts could hurt under-represented students the most
It has been suggested that a drop in tuition fees could directly affect funding streams which aim to deliver higher levels of participation for underrepresented students
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Jewish Society launches after antisemitism row
Fears of antisemitism on the Colchester campus have risen after 200 students vote against the creation of a Jewish society and a lecturer posts worrying material on Facebook
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New student group launched to counter crime in Fallowfield
Fallowfield Student Crime - or FSC - also aims to ‘create a dialogue’ between students, community leaders, police, and the universities
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Tuition fees create uncertainty over financial future of UK universities
The lowering of tuition fees could lead to some UK universities closing in a 'worst case scenario' situation if alternative funding is not provided
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UoM's impact on local community praised in new report
The University of Manchester's impact on the local community has been praised by a new report from the Civic University Commission
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Austerity prevents Manchester from becoming Northern Powerhouse
Spending cuts as a result of austerity have prevented Manchester from outshining rival international cities, but is the Northern Powerhouse still an attainable vision?
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Extinction Rebellion supported by SU with 2% majority
A motion requesting official support of Extinction Rebellion was passed at the University of Manchester Students Union Senate on 7 th February. Achieving a majority backing of…
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Woe-161: Withington named as Manchester's most burgled area
Greater Manchester Police are warning against public responses to crime, as the force struggles with £215 million funding cuts
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The students ready to fight back: does Fallowfield need a ‘first response’ group?
University of Manchester student suggests taking a 'first response team' in helping to address burglaries in Fallowfield.