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Arts Review: GUAAS – [your text here]

The Project Café, 23rd March  The GU Art Appreciation Society has composed an exhibition to showcase students’ artwork and offer … More

christina schrock, exhibition, guaas, [your text here]

Body Shaming and Left-Wing Politics

For a movement based on the principles of social equality, left-wing people too often rely on harmful body shaming to … More

body shaming, chris timmins, lifestyle, lifestyle feature, politics

A Night of Film From the Palestine Diaspora: Ismail and Remember Us

CCA, 30th of March On the commemoration of Land Day, 42 years after the 30th of March 1976 when Israel … More

aike jansen, CCA, film, film review, ismail, remember us

The Commonwealth Shame

It’s that time again where everyone remembers the Commonwealth Games exists – a large-scale sporting event bringing together countries connected … More

commonwealth games, louise wylie, news, news feature

Wes Anderson: In a world of his own

Naomi Gessesse examines the delights and detriments of Wes Anderson’s unique cinematic style. Born in Houston, Texas in 1969, Wes … More

film, film feature, Naomi Gessesse, wes anderson

Top 5: Ways to Shake Off the Winter Blues

Spring is here, but with the dreary weather and a lingering seasonal depression this might be hard to tell. But … More

christina schrock, top 5, University of Glasgow, winter blues

Live Review: George Fitzgerald

The Art School, 28/03 George Fitzgerald is supported by Makeness, but it takes a while to realise that the person … More

george fitzgerald, live review, makeness, Stacey Anderson, techno, The Art School, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Captain Amazing

Citizens Theatre, 28th – 31st March, dir. Tess Munro A house engulfed in fire, a first aid cross, a man … More

aike jansen, captain amazing, citizens theatre, tess munro, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Neil MacGregor’s Living with Gods

As part of the Aye Write! Book Festival, Royal Concert Hall, 15 March, 7.45-8.45pm It has always been quite the … More

aye write, aye write 2018, living with gods, living with the gods, neil macgregor, nini huang, University of Glasgow

In Defence of ‘Dying Old’

A criticism of the music industry. A conspiracy? A joint pact by superior beings? The illuminati? The infamous ’27 Club’ … More

27 club, imogen hay, music feature, tortured genius, University of Glasgow

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