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Category: Columns

Part 2: Cycling Through Glasgow’s Industrial Heritage

A brief history of Glasgow in 8 columns

a brief history of glasgow, aike jansen, Cycling, glasgow, University of Glasgow

Football Crazy, Football Mad: Kickoff

I haven’t always liked football. When my dad first took me to a game as a kid, I couldn’t help … More

football, football crazy football mad, louise wylie, University of Glasgow

Consumption: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Brie

Ivy Massey on ethical food anxieties. Content warning: this article talks about disordered eating, anorexia, and pro-ana websites. For as … More

consumption, disordered eating, eating disorders, ethical food anxiety, food anxiety, ivy massey, vegan, veganism

Blogging A Dead Horse: Surfing The “Web” With Jo Reid

I never choose to watch a recipe video on Facebook. They choose me. I’ll be half way through learning how … More

blogging a dead horse, buzzfeed, internet culture, jo reid

A Brief History of Glasgow: Scottish Colonialism on the Streets of Glasgow

A brief history of Glasgow in 8 columns, part 1: Scottish colonialism on the streets of Glasgow

a brief history of glasgow, aike jansen, scottish colonialism, University of Glasgow

Abortion in the Irish Republic: Past, Present and Future

By the standards of much of the Western world, abortion laws in the Republic of Ireland are notoriously harsh, with … More

abortion, chloe spence, Northern Ireland, time of the month, totm

La Vie Simple: Giving Thanks

So, here we are.

amy shimmin, la vie simple, study abroad

Refugeedom and Gender: The Additional Burdens of Womanhood

In November 2011, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) head António Guterres declared that the twenty-first century was proving … More

chloe spence, feminism, refugees, time of the month

La Vie Simple – How To Succeed In Teaching Without Really Trying

If I remember rightly, it was around this time last year that I received confirmation that I had been accepted … More

amy shimmin, Column, la vie simple, University of Glasgow

Women in Austerity Britain: Equal or Oppressed?

When looking at the sheer extent of inequalities and atrocities faced by women in some other countries, it can be … More

chloe spence, theresa may, time of the month, University of Glasgow

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