Featured image: Alex B Former Manchester student Alex B discovered the advantages of clearing up a cluttered room when he stumbled across pictures from his old university days in the city. Although he often reminisces about this time, the smile on his face as he looked through these photographs showed they brought back more memories…
Featured image: Emily Dicks The nightlife industry is currently seeing more than 40% of young people worrying about finances when contemplating a night out. Over 60% of students who work a part-time job say the money they earn is spent on paying their bills and buying food, according to a National Union of Students survey….
Featured image: Ella Bartman The picture for fashion graduates attempting to enter the industry looks, to say the least, bleak. This is not just the case for graduates. Women of ethnic minorities seeking to pursue a career in fashion also face indefinite difficulties as a result of wider systemic inequalities. As a soon-to-be fashion graduate…
Featured image: Brandon Bennett. L-R: Manchester School of Theatre actors Anecia Warner, Paryce Richards, Florence Nomafo, Elliot Parchment-Morrison and Frank Wilson-Caines Branden Jacob-Jenkins’ play An Octoroon, recites an adapted version of The Octoroon (1859) by Irish actor and playwright, Dion Boucicault. The story follows a struggling Louisiana slave plantation, with the tumultuous love story of…
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