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Live Review: Sarah Jaffe

The Hug and Pint, 15/11 Her folk gem ‘Clementine’ boasts millions of hits on Youtube, yet Sarah Jaffe remains an … More

anni payne, live review, sarah jaffe

Arts Review: Scottish Poetry Slam Championships

Tron Theatre, 13th February The Scottish Championship is the biggest event on the slam poetry scene in Scotland. Every year, … More

rose jackson, scottish poetry slam championships, University of Glasgow

Where Are All The Women (and Vowels)?

TRNSMT Line-up Revealed Late in 2016, it was announced that iconic Scottish music festival T in the Park was set … More

music, rachel walker, sexism, trnsmt, University of Glasgow

Don’t Do The Crime If You Can’t… Read The Lines?

Judge in Virginia sentences teenagers to read twelve novels following racist graffiti. In an unusual case in Virginia last month, … More

bethany garner, race crime, University of Glasgow

No (Apologies For) Homo(sexuals)

UK government hypocrisy on LGBT rights Recently, the government has issued pardons for gay men persecuted on the grounds of … More

Kirsty Campbell, LGBT rights, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Elbow – Little Fictions

Perhaps best known for their hit single ‘One Day Like This’, alt-rock four-piece Elbow has remained a consistent chart fixture … More

abum review, elbow, little fictions, niall gray

Is There a Way to Prepare for Designer Babies?

The conversation surrounding eugenics has surprisingly not changed all that much since Gattaca hit movie theaters in 1997. New technologies … More

designer babies, john hogan, University of Glasgow

qmunicuts – The Column That

Theresa May has suffered a case of mistaken identity, after the White House released notes misspelling her name as “Teresa” … More

qmunicuts

The Pussy Grabs Back

Murray McKinstray on the Women’s March Thousands of people visited Washington D.C. to take part in The Women’s March on … More

murray mckinstray, the women's march

Arts Review: A Hebridean Journey with Madeleine Bunting – Aye Write 2017

The Mitchell Library, 19th March Nations define themselves by the stories they tell, and often these are the stories of … More

aike jansen, art review, aye write, aye write 2017, Love of Country: A Hebridean Journey, madeleine bunting

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