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Securing Human Survival, Instrumentally: For Darwinian Anthropocentrism

The paradox lying at the very heart of the debate between holders of anthropocentric or ecocentric world views is that … More

anthropocentrism, environment, feature article, features, kevin le merle, society

Live Review – Orla Gartland

SWG3 It is always a unique feeling going to a concert and experiencing someone’s music transforming from something you listen … More

live, Live Music, live review, meli vasiloudes bayada, music, orla gartland, SWG3

Transgender Day of Remembrance 2019

This article includes mentions of transphobia, transphobic violence and suicide. Transgender Day of Remembrance is observed annually on the 20th … More

chris timmins, gulgbtq+, src, trans rights, Transgender, Transgender Day of Remembrance, University of Glasgow

Big Conversation: MENtal Health

Big Conversation is a monthly event run by Elephant in the Room, the QMU’s mental health campaign. Each month, they … More

big conversations, elephant in the room, men, mental health, qmu, queen margaret union

Let’s Talk About… Periods

Let’s Talk About… Periods   Periods. A lot of us have them. Despite periods being such a normal bodily function, … More

chris timmins, issue 142, let's talk about..., lifestyle, menstrual health, period poverty, periods, trans rights

Witches, Female Power and Media

Witches have always been a symbol of female power, ever since men have felt threatened by the capabilities of women. … More

features, feminism, katerina partolina schwartz, media, witches, women's media

Film Review: Portrait of a Lady on Fire – in association with the French Film Festival

[Content warning for the film: suicide mention, abortion] A young woman dressed in 18th century clothing jumps off a boat … More

film, film review, french film festival uk, kristiina kangasluoma, period drama

The New Normal: In Which Weeing Myself in Hospital is a Positive Experience

I am a very privileged person. Obviously, I am incredibly beautiful, funny and clever… but I am not talking about that. I am talking about the privilege … More

chronic illness, Column, health and wellbeing, hospitals, illness, maddy docherty, madeline docherty, the new normal

Film Review: Joan of Arc – in association with the French Film Festival

I wish to begin this review with a confession: despite having studied a French degree, the lion’s share of what … More

French Film Festival, Joan of Arc, Liam Caldwell, Marc Dumont, One star, reviews

GUCFS: Behind the Scenes

What is most obvious upon arriving at the Glasgow University Fashion Show (GUCFS) introductory shoot is the contrasts: the models … More

behind the scenes, catherine bouchard, Charity Fashion Show, courtney hughes, Fashion Shoot, glasgow women's aid, GUCFS

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