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Category: Features

The ‘Daily Mile’ Doesn’t Make Me SMILE

I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but there’s been an election in Holyrood again. It’s been nearly five years since … More

compulsory exercise, daily mile, lauren cummings, SNP, University of Glasgow

Disruptions: To the Last Four Years

Picture the scene: September, 2012. Young Ellen takes a flyer from a silent figure outside the QM. It has details … More

activism, community, Disruptions, Ellen MacAskill, glasgow university, graduation, students, university, University of Glasgow

Perils of…ta-ra

So this is the end, my friend. It’s been an interesting experience. At least, it has been an interesting experience … More

glasgow university, Perils of, serena ruberto, University of Glasgow

Dear qmunicate…

Originally published in The Time Issue, Spring 2016 Graduation is looming ever closer and I’m trying to enjoy my last … More

agony aunt, careers, dear qmunicate, glasgow university, graduation, hannah burke, travel, University of Glasgow

MTV Makes Me Want To Snapchat

For over a decade people have bemoaned MTV for straying away from their mission statement of being “Music Television” for … More

Jimmy Donaghy, mtv, mtv cribs, snapchat, University of Glasgow

This Is (Not) a Man’s World

Sex sells. Or so we’re told. It’s one of the oldest marketing techniques, and the music industry is no exception … More

Aoife Maguire, Grimes, harassment, University of Glasgow, women in music

The Living Wage and The Devaluation of Young Labour

Last month the living wage was introduced throughout Britain, increasing wages for over 25s by 50p, from the original £6.70 … More

jo reid, labour, living wage, student income, student work, University of Glasgow
the sacrificial poetry review

The Sacrificial Poetry Review: Pop-Philosophy Warning!

While in no way being an expert in aesthetics, I thought I might apply my favourite university-based pastime to my … More

death of the author, glasgow university, Katie Ailes, performance, philosophy, Poetry, Roland Barthes, ross mcfarlane, the sacrificial poetry review, University of Glasgow

Music and Mental Health

2016 has already been a devastating year for anyone remotely interested in popular culture. Bowie, Rickman, Wood: all hugely influential … More

Jimmy Donaghy, mental health, mental illness, music, University of Glasgow

Disruptions: Vote Green 2016

Holyrood elections don’t strike the fear of doom into my heart like elections at Westminster, even if recent polls suggest … More

Disruptions, elections, Ellen MacAskill, glasgow university, green party, holyrood, labour, Patrick Harvey, politics, RISE, scotland, University of Glasgow, Zara Kitson

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