Featured Film Review

Whalefall Film Review: A fearless man vs nature rollercoaster

Whalefall, hits cinemas this Friday.  With so much build up around it’s release, did the hype match the film. It absolutely smashed it, with a fearless man vs nature rollercoaster encapsulating suspense and emotion throughout! So lets explore the background to the story. It’s been one year since his father passed away, and Jay Gardiner […]

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Featured Music

Daytime TV’s Will Irvine: From Near-Loss to the New Album ‘Rodeo’

For our latest Student Pages Spotlight, Izzy sits down with lead singer Will Irvine from Daytime TV, discussing his upcoming album “Rodeo,” highlighted by the new single “Meditate.” Will expresses the significant impact the album has had on his creative process, marking a turning point for his band as they define their sound and artistic […]

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Featured FILM

Portraying a Legacy: Shamere Dunswell on Bringing Chad Moorer to Life

In our latest episode of Student Pages Spotlight Sessions, Jayden sits down with the supremely talented US actor Shamere Dunswell, who expresses gratitude for the opportunity to be part of the film “Divine Direction,” where he portrays Chad Moorer. The film features notable actors such as Dorian Gregory and Eric Roberts, whom Dunswell admires. He […]

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Lifestyle

Student visas in 2026-27: the Graduate Route cut-off and the coming levy

International students face some of the most significant immigration changes in years, and timing matters more than most people realise. The headline is the Graduate Route, the post-study work visa. Applications made on or before 31 December 2026 receive two years. Applications from 1 January 2027 receive 18 months, while PhD graduates keep three years. […]

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Lifestyle

Free speech on campus: a new complaints route; however with limits!

Free speech on campus has become a political flashpoint, and the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 was designed to strengthen universities’ duties to protect lawful speech and academic freedom. A key piece of that framework went live on 1 September 2026: the Office for Students (OfS) free speech complaints scheme. The surprise for […]

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Lifestyle

Renting after the Renters’ Rights Act: what students need to know

For decades the student rental year followed a familiar pattern. A group of friends signed a joint fixed-term contract for ten or twelve months, often long before moving in, and sometimes paid rent upfront. On 1 May 2026 that changed. The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 abolished assured shorthold tenancies, and most private student tenancies in […]

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Lifestyle

SUSHI POPS HAS COME TO MANCHESTER

Sushi Pops is opened its doors on Oxford Road on 25th September, bringing its playful take on Japanese food, bold flavours and seriously fun sushi push-pops to the city. Founded by Emma and Nacho, Sushi Pops puts a fresh spin on sushi, serving beautifully crafted creations in an innovative push-pop format that is mess-free, portable […]

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Money

Why Students Are a Prime Target for Tax Scams — and How to Stay Safe

Every September, as a new wave of students starts university and begins take on part-time work for the first time, HMRC issues the same warning: students are disproportionately targeted by tax scams, and many don’t have the experience to recognise the warning signs. The reasoning is straightforward. Most students have never interacted with HMRC before […]

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