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Category: Features

Immigration – A Divisive Issue by Nature

The last few months in British politics have proven to be nought but a stagnant and shambolic mess. Many of … More

brexit, british nationalism, division, euan mcilvanney, immigration, nationalism

How Free is Our Free Time?

One of the best parts of starting university is having both the time and the opportunity to try out many different … More

free time, hobbies, professional career, University of Glasgow, Žad Novak

The Fictionality of Failure – Why Not Succeeding is All a Matter of Perspective

I failed my driving test three times last year and – in the grand scheme of things – it’s not … More

failure, katherine pinkowski, University of Glasgow

Trump and the alt-right: a frightening association

For those that aren’t quite sure what the term ‘alt-right’ refers to, it is effectively a bridge in middle of … More

alt-right, america, Donald Trump, election, features, Nick Savage, president, Trumpocalypse

Loki on Domestic Violence

[This piece contains descriptions of domestic violence and victim-blaming] Scottish rap artist Loki, also known as Darren McGarvey, has been … More

domestic violence, jeehan ashercook, loki, University of Glasgow

Professor Refuses To Use Gender-Neutral Pronouns, Makes a Point of Being a Prick

A spectre is haunting the world, the spectre of gender-neutral pronouns. You can ignore the rise of the right-wing populist … More

aidan martin, gender, jordan peterson, pronouns

Poppy Perspectives: Choosing Not To Wear A Poppy

This year will be the second year I’m choosing not to wear a poppy in November. In our society not … More

not wearing a poppy, poppy, poppy perspectives, Stacey Anderson, University of Glasgow

Poppy Perspectives: A Left Wing Defence of the Poppy

It’s that time of year again. Since the first Poppy appeal in the 1920’s, the changing of the seasons in … More

jessica shenton, poppy, poppy perspectives, rememberance, University of Glasgow

Somebody said free pizza?!?! The Emotional Significance of Food

This summer, I read the book Wild by Nature. It was about an explorer, Sarah Marquis, who walked alone from … More

features, food, glasgow university, Isabelle Chénier, University of Glasgow

How Social Media and Gigs Intersect

“My friend Anna’s going to be at the gig tonight,” I say excitedly to my flatmate between mouthfuls of cheap … More

features, Gigs, glasgow university, Morgan Laing, music, social media, twitter, University of Glasgow

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