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In Time of War: W.H. Auden Reading of Shakespeare’s Sonnets

30th September 2014 By aAh! 0 687

By Ellen Le Messurier As the first event of the hugely anticipated ‘Humanities in Public’ (HiP) 2014/15 festival got underway, the atrium of Manchester Metropolitan University’s (MMU) Geoffrey Manton building brimmed with people all enjoying wine and good company. The crowd all keenly awaited the key speaker, Professor of Modern Literature at MMU, Andrew Biswell….
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Athena Great Time at Ancient Greek Summer School

29th September 2014 By aAh! 0 996

By Ruth Dearden Initially, I felt apprehensive about attending the JACT Bryanston Greek Summer School. I must admit I had certain preconceptions. For instance, I was aware that I would be among predominantly young undergraduates and, as a mature postgrad myself, I wondered how I would fit in. However, I soon discovered that my fears were entirely unfounded and the experience turned out to…
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Migrating Passions

26th September 2014 By aAh! 0 150

By Caroline Matthews Moving to a different city can be one of the most exciting things about university, even if it does mean leaving partners, family, home. But more interesting than what Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU)’s international students leave behind, is what they bring with them. To get an understanding of this, MMU’s current project,…
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The International Culture & Languages Opportunities Drop-in Event

26th September 2014 By aAh! 0 248

By Ruth Cornish If you had walked into Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU)’s Geoffrey Manton building on Tuesday afternoon, you might have been a little surprised. Usually when entering the atrium during Freshers’ Week you would expect to be met by a horde of hung-over faces with a bottle of squash in hand, ready to fight…
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Life After Graduation

23rd September 2014 By aAh! 0 179

Former Manchester Metropolitan University student Matthew Smart has some advice from the other side of graduation. Anyone who foolishly believes they will immediately attain a job in the field that they have strived three years in, needs to tune back to the reality of graduate life. As a recent graduate, and new to the world…

In Time of War: W.H. Auden Reading of Shakespeare’s Sonnets

Athena Great Time at Ancient Greek Summer School

Migrating Passions

The International Culture & Languages Opportunities Drop-in Event

Life After Graduation

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