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University-wide network disruption on 11 and 12 February
IT Services need to perform maintenance work on Wednesday 11 February and Thursday 12 February 2026, resulting in a short disruption to network connectivity at some point between 6.30pm and 9pm on both evenings.
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Holocaust Memorial Day
To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, we invite staff and students to attend a special commemorative event on Tuesday 3 February at 2pm in the Students’ Union Club Academy. This event will bring together powerful voices to reflect on the Holocaust, its lasting impact, and the importance of remembrance in today’s world.
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Don’t sign until you’re sure: Free housing contract checks from Manchester Student Homes
Before signing your accommodation contract for next year, let Manchester Student Homes take a look. The free checking service makes sure you understand your contract and that it’s good to go.
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Looking for a housemate? Join the find a housemate event
If you’re planning to live off campus next year and still need a housemate, Manchester Student Homes’ Find a Housemate event is a perfect place to start. Join us on Wednesday 4 February
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A guide to exploring Manchester
Moving to Manchester was without a doubt the biggest move I’ve ever done. Completely new city, with new places to explore. Even though I found this exciting, it was also daunting so I thought I’d share some of my favourite places and how discovering them has helped me find home away from home in Manchester.
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January isn’t always a fresh start, and that’s okay
Every January, I pressure myself to “reinvent” who I am—early mornings, strict diets, endless gym sessions. But chasing a perfect version of myself only leads to burnout. True growth comes slowly, in small, achievable steps, embracing who you already are.
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How joining a society changed my university experience
Starting university felt overwhelming, and joining a society wasn’t my priority. Yet, becoming part of the SBS Netball Team gave me structure, confidence, and a sense of belonging. Beyond sport, it taught teamwork, time management, and created memories that shaped my first-year experience.
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What’s on in February
February in Manchester brings together romantic evenings, cultural celebrations and feel-good activities to get you through the last stretch of winter. Whether you’re looking for something creative, active or just a cosy night out with friends, there’s plenty happening across the city.
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Celebrating the end of exams?
If you’re going out celebrating, whether you’re clubbing, going to a house party or going to a rave, we’ve got some tips for you on how to look after yourself and those around you while also having a blast.
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Campus Solutions Student System downtime
IT Services will be performing planned maintenance on the Campus Solutions student system, which means it will be unavailable on the specified dates.
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Research IT: Latest updates to support your research
Research IT provides specialised IT services for researchers at the University. Find out how the team can support your research and what events and training are taking place.
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Opportunities from the Careers Service
It’s not too late to link up with the Careers Service and find out more about some great opportunities available – from Micro Internships to Global Graduates.
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Postgraduate researchers invited to join University Research Communications Conference
This years Research Communications Conference will be held on 4 March 2026. Book on the popular one day event to explore the latest trends in sharing and promoting research.
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Reading: My ultimate stress-buster
My parents have always insisted that I read. Now, looking back, I’m thankful for all the hard work and effort they put into trying to get me to read. At uni, life can be overwhelming. Taking the time to sit down and immerse yourself in a book, in someone else’s story, can help to slow…
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Planned rail disruption at Manchester Piccadilly
Most services through Manchester Piccadilly will be affected by a planned closure from Saturday 14 February to Sunday 22 February, and again on Saturday 1 March and Sunday 22 March (until 13:00).
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