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Category: Columns

Ways of Seeing: Growing Up with ‘All This Panic’

It was the year David Bowie died, the year of Donald Trump’s election, the year of an extremely divisive referendum … More

all this panic, growing up, jude mckechnie, ways of seeing

Ways of Seeing: Climate Change and ‘A Plastic Ocean’

Around this time last year, I was lucky enough to get to travel to the Great Barrier Reef and submerge … More

a plastic ocean, environment, great barrier reef, jude mckechnie, pollution, ways of seeing

The EU Rambling: On Loneliness in Success – the Grande École Problem

What they did not tell me when I applied for Erasmus in Paris is that I would be surrounded by … More

Column, Lucia Posteraro, paris, study abroad, the eu rambling

From the Tiber to the Clyde: A Roman’s Life in Glasgow – Glasgow Before Glasgow

On 3 March 2017 at around 7.10 a.m., a very sleepy me opened her inbox to discover she had received … More

from the tiber to the clyde, glasgow before glasgow, University of Glasgow

Chai Chats: Trying Very Hard to be Moderately Happy (An Ode to Living your ‘Okayest’ Life)

Everything I’ve ever written that has been vaguely… not awful has been rattled out whilst sprawled on the kitchen floor, … More

being okay, chai chats, depression, heather mckenzie, mental health

The EU Rambling: On the Fake Perks of High-Functioning Anxiety

It has been two months since then, but I can still feel my cold hands.

anxiety, Lucia Posteraro, study abroad, the eu rambling

Ways of Seeing: Ai Weiwei’s ‘Human Flow’ and the Crisis of Humanity

While on student exchange at the University of Sydney, I started working at the University call centre as a student … More

ai weiwei, art, jude mckechnie, refugee language program, ways of seeing

​Neurodiversity at University: One Year On

It was almost exactly a year ago today that I found out that I was going to be a columnist … More

neurodiversity at university, one year on, Sarinah O'Donoghue

Part 8: Home

A brief history of Glasgow in 8 columns, part 8: Home.

a brief history of glasgow, aike jansen, glasgow, the netherlands

​Neurodiversity at University: On Perfectionism

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been obsessed with control. At nursery, I’d spend ages tidying up, making … More

neurodiversity at university, perfectionism, Sarinah O'Donoghue

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