Spring Student Safety Fair
Join us to learn about safety and wellbeing support available on campus and citywide. No booking needed; drop in for information and resources.
Health and wellbeing
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Meningitis – no new cases
Read more: Meningitis – no new casesFurther to our news item last week outlining the symptoms of meningitis and what to do if you are worried following the outbreak of meningococcal disease in Kent, the latest data indicates there are no new cases confirmed.
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Meningitis – know the symptoms
Read more: Meningitis – know the symptomsMeningitis can be hard to identify at first because it can be like flu. Be aware of the symptoms and know what to do if you’re worried about yourself, or others.
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Mental health workshops and groups from April to June
Read more: Mental health workshops and groups from April to JuneFind out more about the wide range of workshops and groups for students between April and June 2026. Get practical tools and supportive environments to manage stress, build resilience, and improve mental wellbeing.
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Why it’s okay not to love university all of the time
Read more: Why it’s okay not to love university all of the timeSometimes it feels like everyone shares Uni life as a highlight reel, but in reality university also involves challenges. Here, student blogger Grace shares why it’s okay (and very normal) not to love Uni all the time.
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Join the Purplewave and run with us
Read more: Join the Purplewave and run with usIt’s not too late to sign up for a fun-filled 2.5k or 5k run, walk or jog on Wednesday, 4 March. Make new friends and become part of our Purple Wave community.
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Get your MMR vaccination on campus
Read more: Get your MMR vaccination on campusFree pop-up MMR vaccination events are taking place on campus this February and March. No appointment is needed and all students are welcome to attend.
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Celebrating the end of exams?
Read more: 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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The 12 days of Christmas at University of Manchester
Read more: The 12 days of Christmas at University of ManchesterChristmas as a uni student doesn’t always feel like a Miracle on 34th street. The excitement of counting down the days can be quickly replaced by the stress of counting down the words in a 2000-word essay. However, there are ways to manage the end-of-semester demands and still make the most of Christmas at uni.
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The Ultimate Uni Winter Survival Kit
Read more: The Ultimate Uni Winter Survival KitWinter in Manchester can be tough. The days get shorter, the cold creeps in and the temptation to hibernate is very real, but student Rosie shares how she’s learned to not just survive winter, but make is magical!
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Flu cases on the rise: guidance for students
Read more: Flu cases on the rise: guidance for studentsFlu and flu-like illnesses on the rise, nationally. Make sure you know how to reduce the risks of transmission and which health service to use if you need help.
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Worried about returning home after your first semester? You’re not alone
Read more: Worried about returning home after your first semester? You’re not aloneIt’s been a long semester and you’ve probably found your own routine and new ways of doing things so if the idea of returning home feels strange, we’ve got some tips that might help.
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Staying in Manchester this break? You’re not alone
Read more: Staying in Manchester this break? You’re not aloneWhether you celebrate Christmas or not a quiet campus might leave you feeling isolated and bored. So take a look at our information, advice and activities to support you when the University is closed.
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Returning from placement for final year
Read more: Returning from placement for final yearReturning to university after placement is challenging. Rebuilding routines, reconnecting with peers, rediscovering the city, and balancing academics with wellbeing gradually helps you adjust, boosting confidence, productivity, and final-year success.
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Discover your new favourite spots with Cosy Campus
Read more: Discover your new favourite spots with Cosy CampusChatGPT said:Cosy Campus offers warm, welcoming spaces across the University where students can relax, study, or socialise. With microwaves, hot water, comfy seating and power sockets, it’s your go to spot between lectures.