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Film Review: Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV

In association with Scotland Loves Anime [3/5] To Final Fantasy XV what the Lego Movie is to Lego, Kingsglaive is … More

final Fantasy XV, kingsglaive, scotland loves anime, Scott Wilson

The Fictionality of Failure – Why Not Succeeding is All a Matter of Perspective

I failed my driving test three times last year and – in the grand scheme of things – it’s not … More

failure, katherine pinkowski, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Grain in the Blood

Dir. Orla O’Loughlin, Tron Theatre, 19-29th October A rural almost-thriller about the morals of ‘for the greater good’, this play … More

grain in the blood, lotte couldrick, orla o'loughlin, tron, University of Glasgow

Misogyny and the American Election: Why Did So Many Women Vote for Trump?

Of the many questions raised by Donald Trump’s election as president last month, a significant number relate to the status … More

american election, misogyny, trump, women

Let’s Talk About… Chlamydia

Before I got diagnosed with Chlamydia, I didn’t even know how to spell it. I went for a sexual health … More

chlamydia, let's talk about..., nina small, University of Glasgow

Are We Sims?

As it turns out, there may be good reason to believe that we are actually living in a computer simulation. … More

Jimmy Donaghy, sims, simulated universe, simulation, University of Glasgow

Forgotten Science Heroes: Lise Meitner

  There are not many life stories that the discovery of nuclear fission hasn’t left an indelible mark upon. Yet … More

fission, forgotten science heroes, lisa meitner, peter dobbins, University of Glasgow

Film Review: Chi-Raq

In association with the Glasgow Film Theatre Amid the rising tide of disillusionment and anger among black and ethnic minority … More

Chi-Raq, film, film review, Glasgow Film Theatre, Jennifer Hudson, Samuel L. Jackson, spike lee, tim abrams, Wesley Snipes

Forgotten Science Heroes: Howard Florey, Ernst Chain and Norman Heatley

Moulding A Myth: The Development of Penicillin When we think of penicillin, we immediately think of Alexander Fleming. Fleming, whom … More

alexander fleming, ernst chain, howard florey, Liam Caldwell, norman heatley, penicillin

Trump and the alt-right: a frightening association

For those that aren’t quite sure what the term ‘alt-right’ refers to, it is effectively a bridge in middle of … More

alt-right, america, Donald Trump, election, features, Nick Savage, president, Trumpocalypse

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