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I moved to Glasgow in September for university, but I’m worried about my relationship. I’m still with my boyfriend from … More

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Interview with Gabriel Rios

Ahead of his gig with The Staves last Monday – and his first ever show in Glasgow – qmunicate’s Amy … More

amy shimmin, Gabriel Rios, glasgow, Interview, Interview with Gabriel Rios, music, The Staves

Top 5 Views in Glasgow

Top 5: Views in Glasgow When I went to the USA on holiday last summer, my little brother had a … More

aike jansen, best views in glasgow, glasgow, lbloggers, lifestyle, scotland, tourism, what to do in glasgow

How not to piss off your bartender – a guide

Students, we need to have a chat. It’s about your drinking habits. No, not like that – it’s about your … More

alcohol, Bars, drinking, glasgow univeristy, hospilitality, jobs, Phillipa Glass, students, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Cradle of Filth

GARAGE – 21/10 It must be murder writing a Cradle of Filth setlist. There is a vocal section of their … More

Cradle of Filth, garage, glasgow university, Hammer of the Witches, Nymphetamine, Scott Wilson, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Spector

KING TUT’S – 19/10 The dim synth chords synonymous with Spector pulsate as ‘Never Fade Away’ kicks off the band’s … More

Fred MacPherson, glasgow university, King Tut's, Spector, Stacey Anderson, University of Glasgow

Candy Anatomy – Meet Glasgow Uni’s very own Candy King

Candy Anatomy is the brainchild of Glasgow University’s very own medical student Mike McCormick. If you hadn’t heard about it … More

Candy Anatomy, food, glasgow university, haribo, Kristina Cimova, Medicine, Mike McCormick, science, students, University of Glasgow

Arts review: Broth

Dir. Donna Rutherford, Tron Theatre, 21st -22nd October 2015 Smells are one of the most powerful ways of jogging your … More

aging, Broth, cooking, Donna Rutherford, family, food, glasgow university, Scott Wilson, tron theatre, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Striptease/ Out at Sea

Dir. Matthew Lenton, Citizens Theatre, 17th -24th Oct 2015 Striptease and Out at Sea, the twin components of the Citizens … More

citizens theatre, matthew lenton, Neil Weaving, out at sea, striptease, striptease/out at sea

Protest ☐ party ☐ all of the above ☑

Protest – an instrument of democracy that allows individuals to campaign for change and express their objections to socio-political policies. … More

Anna Mackenzie, democracy, glasgow university, Japan, politics, protest, SEALDs, Shibuya, students, Tokyo, University of Glasgow

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