Introducing aAh! – Manchester Metropolitan University’s official student magazine aAh! is currently recruiting for a number of voluntary roles for the upcoming 2023/2024 academic year. Successful applicants will be invited to team meetings and training sessions in October 2023. Get Involved At aAh! we aim to provide a safe and supportive space in which students…
Alternative synth-pop group The Aces stormed their way into Manchester this week bringing an electrifying set to adoring crowds. The show was moved from Gorilla to Academy 2 due to the incredible demand, and saw the Utah band treat fans to an unforgettable evening. The European leg of their tour got things started with previous…
To celebrate the return of the Manchester Writing Competition, Georgia Green speaks to 2019 Manchester Poetry Prize finalist Karisma Price. Karisma Price is a poet, screenwriter, media artist and assistant professor of English at Tulane University, LA. Based in New Orleans and New York City, she has published poetry all over the world. Her debut…
To celebrate the return of the Manchester Writing Competition, Georgia Green speaks to 2020 Manchester Poetry Prize winner James Pollock. James Pollock is the author of Durable Goods (Véhicule Press/Signal Editions), which won the Edna Meudt Poetry Book Award and made The Miramichi Reader‘s list of the best poetry books of 2022. A poet, critic…
Dot to Dot Festival returns to Nottingham on Sunday 28th May, with over 160 acts announced to play across 20 stages around the city centre. The lineup includes; Yard Act, Alvvays, The Murder Capital, Finn Foxell, Kofi Stone, Yunè Pinku, Hamish Hawk, High Vis, 86TVS, Grove, Beka, Fat Dog, Cryalot, Opus Kink, Nieve Ella, Benefits,…
aAh! is Manchester Metropolitan University's official arts and culture student magazine.
