News, information and events for your Manchester student life
MANDRAKE states that Medetomidine is a potent sedative used by vets on large animals and is similar to xylazine but around 200 times more potent and longer lasting. When combined with ketamine, it can cause extreme and prolonged sedation that may be fatal, and it can also leave you extremely vulnerable and at increased risk…
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.
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.
MANDRAKE has issued an urgent alert following two tragic deaths in Manchester linked to MDMA powder/crystals. Recent samples show highly variable purity levels, making doses unpredictable. Read our latest Harm Reduction update for advice on reducing risks, supporting others, and knowing when to seek help.
For World Mental Health Day, we’ve put together a quick guide to the services and resources available to you throughout your time at Manchester that can support your wellbeing.
A lot has been happening on campus – from your new learning environment, revamped facilities in Main Library and you new Students’ Union exec – catch up with all that’s new.
The latest update from The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) shows that outbreaks of measles are continuing to rise, with 25% (19/75) of cases in the North West in the last 4 weeks.
Read the latest alerts from Manchester Drug Analysis Exchange (MANDRAKE) on dosages and substances discovered in pills and powder sold as MDMA/ecstasy.
Dissertations are a key milestone for many students but content creator Hannah is here to remind you that even when it gets stressful your mental health matters just as much as your academic output.
If you have experienced bullying, harassment, discrimination or a hate crime, you can submit an anonymous report or speak with a specialised advisor at the University’s Report & Support service.
It’s important to take care of your belongings when you’re out and about in a busy city. Here are our top tips to help.
Student content creator, Stuti, explores her struggle with Impostor Syndrome – that inner voice that tries to undermine self-worth. Reflecting on her feelings she shares how she is working to quieten this inner voice and be confident in her own achievements.
Building movement into your everyday routine doesn’t have to mean sweat-soaked gym sessions or marathon training. Student Content Creator Szymon looks at easy ways to get (and keep) moving.
Student content create Gabriele, shares top tips for surviving ‘Rainchester’ in January, especially if you have exams and assessments.
As part of our Harm Reduction approach, we have some tips for you during this exam and assessment period to try to reduce the risks in case you do choose to engage with study drugs.