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Never OK is about standing up for each other, knowing when something crosses the line, and speaking out when it does. Find out what you can do to take a stand and get support if you’re a survivor.

We’ve just launched Challenge Accepted, the University’s first-ever global fundraising and volunteering campaign, and we’re inviting you to be part of it.

From tackling climate action to promoting equality and community engagement – how can we do better?

From Monday 24 November, the IT in-person support desk in the Kilburn Building will be temporarily re-located to the ground floor of Main Library while building works take place.

At the University of Manchester, we stand by our values of respect, inclusion, and consent. But national and University data shows we must do more.

All those completing the survey will be eligible to enter into a prize draw to win one of two £100 gift cards or 5 £40 gift cards.

We have 20 Love2Shop vouchers worth £25 each up for grabs if you take 10 minutes of your time to complete the Jisc Digital Experience Insight survey today.

Manchester United Women face Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday 12 November (20:00 GMT) in the first-ever UEFA Women’s Champions League match at the Theatre of Dreams.

We’ll be hosting a series of events and activities to raise awareness, share support resources, and encourage everyone in our university community to take action.

The Manchester 10/10 Black Leadership Programme is now open for applications from undergraduate students of Black heritage, offering workshops, mentorship, funding, and leadership opportunities to enhance personal and professional development.

We want to help you with the costs of undertaking your career related work experience. This is why the Careers Service has a dedicated bursary fund which is open to full-time undergraduate students.

As the days get shorter and the air turns crisp, Manchester comes alive with festive markets, live music, and cultural events. Whether you’re finishing midterms or planning a weekend out, November is packed with affordable things to see and do, perfect for making the most of the cosy season.

Join us in celebrating Inter Faith Week 2025, with an interactive evening exploring experiences of faith and belief on university campuses.

We’re doing some major upgrades to the University’s network over November. This means there will be short planned periods where WiFi, wired connections, and some key systems might briefly go offline.

The University of Manchester celebrates Black History Month, honouring the history, culture, and contributions of Black people in the UK and beyond. The month highlights Black excellence and resilience across our community.