Ahead of this year’s University Mental Health Day, aAh! takes a look at the activities taking place to encourage students to talk about mental wellbeing and introduce services available to students at Manchester Met. By Caleb Nelson This year’s University Mental Health Day is themed ‘use your voice’ and will take place on Thursday 7th March. The…
By David Keyworth I do not have any immediate plans to travel to Mongolia, but if I did, I would not refer to this fictional guide/novella. This is not a criticism of Svetislav Basara’s book. It does not set out to be a conventional volume of any kind. Instead, its 117 pages are concerned with…
By Alexander Candlin DISCLAIMER: I neither condemn nor praise any of the groups or individuals mentioned below, and only wish to use them as references. The views expressed in this article are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of aAh! Magazine. While American law contains no legal definition of hate speech, in…
By Campbell Bishop It’s been too long since I was last in Manchester’s vibrant city centre – after graduating from Manchester Met last year, I no longer find myself at the heart of the city everyday. The one thing I now notice more than anything else as an ‘outsider’ is the pace and scale of…
By Alex Challies and Dan Gough Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams spoke to a sold-out crowd of students at Manchester Metropolitan University this week. The discussion ranged from Maisie’s own experiences and professional career, to her future aspirations of helping fellow creatives realise their potential. Maisie discussed starting out in the creative industries, the…
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