Film Review: Toni Erdmann

[5/5] In association with Glasgow Film Theatre British film magazine Sight & Sound polled 163 film critics from around the … More

The Social Media Shift – How Self-Deprecation is the New Trend

We are often told that social media is not a true reflection of our lives. A quick browse through social … More

La Vie Simple: In Defence of Staying Put

‘Where have you been to travel?’ ‘Well… France, of course. Spain, Holland…’ ‘GANJA!’ ‘Erm… Ireland, the USA, Canada.’ ‘Ooooh… so … More

Mental Health Policy: All Talk, No Action

So the treatment of mental health issues is not often given the attention or the funding it needs. With calls … More

Cultural Connections: Transatlantic Literary Women Series

  The Transatlantic Literary Women Series is a project ran by Dr Laura Rattray and three female English & American … More

Arts Review: Philip Glass’s The Trial

Dir. Michael McCarthy, Theatre Royal, 24th-28th January. Kafka’s The Trial as an opera means combining an absurdist, paranoid novel with … More

Domestic Abuse vs. Political Power: The Complicated Relationship Between Bangladesh and Women 

From looking at its government alone, one wouldn’t naturally surmise that Bangladesh had a gender problem. On the contrary: it seems … More

Arts Review: Osama the Hero

Dir. Erfan Shojanoori, Artists in Arches, 22nd – 24th November After putting on four pairs of trousers, four jumpers and … More

Glasgow Protests Trump’s Inauguration

Protests were held in the city centre of Glasgow yesterday regarding the inauguration of Donald Trump as President of the … More

Glasgow Making Waves (by Measuring Them)

Glasgow University’s Institute for Gravitational Research are back at it again folks. After co-leading the group behind the first detection … More