Latin Americans’ life in the UK celebrated in siblings’ portraits for Manchester photography exhibition
‘Uncovering the Invisible: A Portrait of Latin Americans in the UK’ will be hosted at Manchester’s Instituto Cervantes
Eureka! Manchester student scoops £1,000 for innovative app – but most chuffed by selfie with Phill Jupitus
Manchester student bags top prize for book app creation at awards
White British adults ‘less qualified’ than ethnic minorities, says Manchester University
According to the research, the groups with the highest proportion of people with degree level qualifications were the Chinese (43%), Indian (42%) and Black African groups (40%)
Rio all the way! Manchester Metropolitan University gold medallist Chris Steeples sets his eyes on Olympic prize
Manchester student Chris Steeples is focused on this summer’s Commonwealth Games
Oxford Road horror smash near Manchester University – passengers cut free from wreckage
Crash occurred just after 10.30am on Manchester’s Oxford Road today
Doctor doctor: Meet the Manchester husband and wife leading the fight for a cervical cancer cure
Doctors Ian and Lynne Hampson proving a winning combination at home and in the lab
From the frontline: Student soldiers’ World War One letters to Manchester professor
Visual art from Salford University students also forms part of Aftermath exhibition
Endurance stroll, ramble and roll: Manchester Uni students organise gruelling 24-hour walk and cycle for charity
Students are attempting to raise £50,000 for Oxfam
Cervical cancer treatment breakthrough using anti-HIV drugs discovered at Manchester University
Breakthrough treatment was applied to Kenyan woman Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi
Size doesn’t matter: Large-scale flood defences no longer protect Britain, says Manchester uni expert
The University of Manchester claim Britain can no longer rely on large-scale flood defences to protect itself from extreme weather
Manchester Sikh students tell William Hague ‘guilty must be punished’ over Amritsar massacre
Foreign Secretary William Hague told the House of Commons that military advice to India had only a limited impact on 1984 Amritsar massacre