Dr Kim Moore nominated for major poetry prize for new collection ‘The House of Broken Things’

Why it's a good idea to get out for an evening stroll, and other essential sleep advice for students.

A stellar cast of historians and experts unravel the secrets of the Bayeux Tapestry.

Rise in use of ketamine and THC vapes among young people also highlighted in report on emerging drug trends in Greater Manchester

Dr Alexandra Makin examines how the tapestry’s rich and detailed decoration created an immersive experience for medieval audiences

Such sad news that Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80. I'm lucky enough to have seen her play live and to honour her in Nashville at the Country Music Hall of Fame back in 2015. There will rightl...

Dr Monique Huysamen recognised among NIHR’s emerging leaders in health and social care research

Michael Sheen tries to find out if the people of Wales are in danger.

Many graduates are struggling with life after academia as they discover that good grades do not necessarily mean good jobs. More needs to be to done to support them.

In light of a revised multi-agency inspections framework being published, Professor Michelle McManus, assesses how the information gathered by inspectorates...

First-of-a-kind study significant step for the understanding of links between maternal mental health and breastfeeding

Initiative tackling underrepresentation of ethnically diverse housing professionals in leadership roles in Greater Manchester

The Class of 2026 from the Faculty of Arts & Humanities. 10:30 , Wednesday 22nd July 2026

Amber Martin-Woodhead and Martyn Evans discuss why visible mending is becoming important in the fashion industry

Highly respected financial services executive who champions the advancement of women in the workplace

It is tempting to see Manchesterism as the story of Burnham. But that misses the bigger picture.