Opinion
The UK risks isolating itself by failing to make language education accessible
When I arrived in Buenos Aires to start my year abroad, I headed straight from the airport to a shared student house
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Features
'Tech that feels like magic': Manchester Music Mooch app
The Mancunion interviewed Mat Norman from Dig Media to learn more about Manchester Music Mooch (MMM), an app that takes users on a musical-heritage trail around Manchester
Music
Lily Allen's 'West End Girl': A heart-breaking and brilliant album after seven years of silence
Lily Allen makes her return to music with a documentation of the end of her marriage to David Harbour
Features
Are we in over our heads with our friend ChatGPT?
ChatGPT came into our lives almost three years ago - have we gone too far?
Features
From our correspondent: My year in Buenos Aires
In this instalment 'From Our Correspondent', Isla Moore takes us through her study abroad experience in Buenos Aires
Books
Why reading fiction (and journalling) should be the next step in your self-discovery
The written word may be our best tool for introspection and healthy self-discovery.
Music
Is it Becoming Impossible for Bands to Survive in the Fragile UK Grass Roots Music Scene?
With small venues in trouble and social media taking charge, how hard is it for small, up and coming bands to survive in the modern grass-roots music scene? Hungry sit down with…
Sport
Why do former private school pupils dominate university sports?
In the UK, there's a systemic wealth divide in university sports. But where does this stem from? The Mancunion explores the legacy of sports growing up, with matches being gated…
Books
A long book to curl up with this winter
As it gets colder, here's my recommendation for a classic tragedy novel you can get into this autumn and winter, maybe with a hot chocolate by your side