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No (Apologies For) Homo(sexuals)

UK government hypocrisy on LGBT rights Recently, the government has issued pardons for gay men persecuted on the grounds of … More

Kirsty Campbell, LGBT rights, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Elbow – Little Fictions

Perhaps best known for their hit single ‘One Day Like This’, alt-rock four-piece Elbow has remained a consistent chart fixture … More

abum review, elbow, little fictions, niall gray

Is There a Way to Prepare for Designer Babies?

The conversation surrounding eugenics has surprisingly not changed all that much since Gattaca hit movie theaters in 1997. New technologies … More

designer babies, john hogan, University of Glasgow

qmunicuts – The Column That

Theresa May has suffered a case of mistaken identity, after the White House released notes misspelling her name as “Teresa” … More

qmunicuts

The Pussy Grabs Back

Murray McKinstray on the Women’s March Thousands of people visited Washington D.C. to take part in The Women’s March on … More

murray mckinstray, the women's march

Arts Review: A Hebridean Journey with Madeleine Bunting – Aye Write 2017

The Mitchell Library, 19th March Nations define themselves by the stories they tell, and often these are the stories of … More

aike jansen, art review, aye write, aye write 2017, Love of Country: A Hebridean Journey, madeleine bunting

Arts Review: Welcome to Nigeria – Aye Write 2017

CCA, 12th March Nigerian writing is in vogue at the moment, and for good reason. Like many of their compatriots, … More

aye write, aye write 2017, louise wylie, welcome to nigeria

Arts Review: The Makars – Aye Write 2017

The Mitchell Library, 11th March 2017 A makar is the poet of a place. On Saturday evening in the Mitchell … More

aye write, aye write 2017, Kirsty Campbell, the makars, University of Glasgow

Robots: Evolution or Revolution?

Robot. An automatized machine run by a computer. Also, an idea that quite often polarises people and starts discussions. Some … More

AI, automation, robots, University of Glasgow

To Be Continued: A History of Cultural Vandalism

A Glasgow-based firm called Structured House has put in an application to demolish the Old College Bar and build a … More

glaswegian culture, Kirsty Campbell, old college bar, University of Glasgow

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