In July the Manchester Institute for Collaborative Research on Ageing (MICRA) held an event to launch a new report, ‘The Golden Generation?’, which examines wellbeing and inequalities in later life.

Think climate change policies help the environment? Yes? You’re not alone.

A cohort of students attended a two day Insight event at the KPMG offices in central Manchester.

In June the University played host to the first ever ReachOut graduation.

Two people who have experienced homelessness are celebrating after finding work at The University of Manchester, as it honours its pledge to the city’s Homelessness Charter.

Since Andy Burnham’s election as the first mayor of Greater Manchester in May this year, the Manchester Urban Institue’s (MUI) Devo Manc hub has been experiencing heightened activity! The hub has its own website and also publishes a newsletter four times per year highlighting Devolution-related research from across the University of Manchester.

Students joining any of our Alliance Manchester Business School undergraduate degree programmes are eligible to apply for a social responsibility scholarship which seek to award academic attainment alongside involvement in, for example, charity work, community-based projects, volunteering opportunities and/or fundraising activities.

The 23 June marked International Women in Engineering Day and the School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering (MACE) celebrated this occasion by organising an event to highlight the careers and successes of female engineers.

The sight of St Ann’s Square transformed by floral and other tributes was an indelible image which came to symbolise the city’s response to the appalling attack on Manchester Arena during which 22 people lost their lives and countless others were injured.

Policy@Manchester on the General Election, Brexit and their first ever podcast.

In January 2017, the University offered staff and students the opportunity to attend the Sustainability Seminar Series.

The University is currently conducting energy behaviour change trials focused on 10 campus buildings.

On 15 June it was the University’s turn to host Corridor Manchester’s Annual Cycling Event.

Mobike, China’s biggest and fastest growing bike-share scheme, is launching in Manchester at the end of June.

Final year undergraduate students in the School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering and in the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering have completed their final year projects, working in areas that could make a difference to the lives of many in the future.

The University of Manchester has recently published a Human Development Report for Greater Manchester.

First year social science students have been engaging in public debate on some of the big challenges facing the world today.

Let’s clean the air in Manchester through collective action.

The University of Manchester, Manchester City Council and Manchester Metropolitan University have been working together to create and deliver end of term reuse scheme packs for the Give It Don’t Bin It campaign in support of the British Heart Foundation and Manchester Central Foodbank.

Valentin Olyang’lri grew up as a member of the Maasai tribe in East Africa.

On 6 July, the University’s Women’s Institute, the ‘UoM Busy Bees’ will celebrate their second birthday.

On 14 June the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relations Resource Centre ran a very successful community event at Manchester Central library.

Organisations across the North of England, including The University of Manchester, have been planting specially bred roses to highlight the fight against modern slavery.

With an annual spend of around £410m on goods and services, the University is exerting significant influence on its suppliers’ approach to social and environmental issues

With an annual spend of around £410m on goods and services, the University is exerting significant influence on its suppliers’ approach to social and environmental issues