Red paint thrown on historic entrance of University of Manchester by pro-Palestine protestors
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Sounds From The Other City 2024 review – proving DIY is truly alive and thriving
Featured image and gallery: @sineadshoots It’s that time of year again, where fans of finding the next…
“Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”: Met Gala 2024 fashion highlights
Take That @ AO Arena gallery – A performance to ‘Never Forget’
Featured image and gallery: Ben Redshaw Take That kick off their residency at the AO Arena as…
Man Met Rise: May Round Up – From cultural collaging to community gardening
Featured image: Makenna Ali With assignment deadlines fast approaching (at least for undergrads), it’s safe to say…
Bonnie & Clyde @ The Palace Theatre, Manchester review – It’s the American dream, sugar
Featured image: Mark Waugh The tale of two kids from small-town America who became the most notorious…
Award-winning poet Susie Wilson: “You’re being your poetic self more than your medical self”
Featured image: Nelly Naylor May marks skin cancer awareness month and according to Cancer Research UK, nine…
Antony Peter Jenkins CBE to succeed Lord Mandelson: “It is with great pride that I have accepted the opportunity to serve as Chancellor”
Featured image: Manchester Metropolitan University Manchester Met has announced a new Vice Chancellor, Antony Jenkins CBE, to…
An Officer And A Gentleman The Musical @ Manchester Opera House review – an 80s neon fever dream
Based on Douglas Day Stewarts’ hit 80s romance, An Officer and A Gentleman takes to the Manchester Opera House stage to transport us into a timeless story of love, courage and redemption. This Curve production is a neon sensation of retro hits and escapism.
Netflix review: Baby Reindeer – A misunderstood masterpiece?
The latest series to take Netflix by storm is the real-life story of Scottish comedian Richard Gadd. Baby Reindeer documents Gadd’s encounter with previously convicted stalker "Martha Scott", detailing the disturbing series of events that would culminate in her eventual imprisonment.
Album review: Taylor Swift – The Tortured Poets Department – mismatched poeticism
Taylor Swift has never stopped surprising us. After her consistent release schedule since 2020’s folklore, she has…
20 Year Party People: Photography exhibition documenting Manchester’s party scene launches at Station South
Featured image: Anna Klekot Following the success of their inaugural show as a duo at New Cross…
Is This Thing On? @ Contact Theatre review – raw, outstanding and heartwarming
Featured image: Aaron Shaw ‘Is This Thing On?’ is a unique debut show, a product of the…
The FRESHERS Issue 24/25: Call for print submissions – Get involved with your student magazine
Featured image: aAh! In each print issue, aAh! Magazine explores one word which runs as its theme.…
RHS brings their first-ever indoor show to Manchester in Depot Mayfield
Featured image: Makenna Ali Students from Manchester Met transformed Depot Mayfield into an urban gardener’s dream for…