In conversation with visual impairment charity Henshaws and patron Dave Steele on the inaccessible re-design of Stevenson Square in the Northern Quarter
Consuming media IS a hobby! And, in January, I am leaning into this as an attempt to avoid the post-Christmas slump. Below is a (non-exhaustive) list of ways to help you enjoy the…
What would it mean to decolonise an inherently colonial centre? We sat down to speak with Dr. Njabulo Chipangura at the Manchester Museum, to find out more about how the museum is…
As part of the Manchester Literature Festival, Jeanette Winterson came to HOME cinema at the launch of her new book, Night Side of the River, to talk everything supernatural…
Ahead of its show dates at Salford’s The Lowry, The Mancunion sat down to speak to Tiajna Amayo, star of the new one-woman show, cheeky little brown.
The Mancunion discusses feminist urbanism, who our cities are built for, and how we can make them more inclusive spaces
The Mancunion spoke to playwright Tanika Gupta about her newest adaptation of Dickens's Great Expectations - a re-imagining which casts new historical and political light on the…
The Mancunion sat down to speak with Lily and Katie, part of the team behind the show Be Home Soon, to talk about student theatre, the difficulties in taking a show up to the…
Mojisola Adebayo's Family Tree unburies the life and legacy of Henrietta Lacks, whose cells transformed the trajectory of medical research.
In celebration of International Women's Day, the Lifestyle Team are spotlighting some of our favourite women and female-focused societies on campus.
The messiness, hopefulness, and vulnerability of romantic love is captured perfectly in Beginning at the Royal Exchange Theatre
The prospect of our future jobs is scary, but, perhaps even scarier, is being asked about them. Lifestyle breaks down why this is, and why, ultimately, our lives should be defined…
