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Travel Writing: From Beaches to Vineyards, Southwest France

“The French California”, I’m told, is how the locals proudly advertise their home. But I won’t lie to you –…

bordeaux, Mark Cunningham, travel writing, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Little Dragon

St Luke’s 01/11

Josh Dodds, Little Dragon, live review, ross from friends, University of Glasgow

I Don’t Bleed Blue

Last week, I was in the library in my light grey yoga bottoms. I went to the bathroom, only to…

bodyform, rachel gillett, University of Glasgow

Stress and the City

Gabrielle Bex explores the correlation between poor mental health and city life

aike jansen, city life, gabrielle bex, mental health, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Dub Pistols – ‘Crazy Diamonds’

Unfortunately, the highlights of Dub Pistols’ eighth album are the moments where they pass the control over to a featuring…

Album Review, crazy diamonds, dub pistols, reggae, Stacey Anderson, University of Glasgow

Romanticising the Empire

Louise Wylie examines British media’s nostalgic portrayal of its colonial past

colonialism, empire, film feature, imperialism, louise wylie, victoria and abdul

Album Review: Wolf Alice – ‘Visions of a Life’

This is the album I needed when I was fifteen. It’s angsty, big, thoughtful and bold, but crucially with the…

Album Review, imogen hay, Music Review, visions of a life, Wolf Alice

Album Review: Aiming For Enrike – ‘Las Napalmas’

[1/5 qmunistars] Norway is perhaps most famous for its extraordinary amount of quality heavy metal bands; black metal, to be…

aike jansen, aiming for enrike, Album Review, las napalmas, music, Music Review

Review: Closer

Dir. Sean McGettigan and Lauren Ferguson, 24th & 25th October, The Old Hairdressers Closer by Patrick Marber follows the lives…

arts and culture, christina schrock, closer, old hairdressers

Review: Call Me by Your Name – In Association with the Glasgow Film Theatre

Wrapping up director Luca Guadagnino’s self-proclaimed ‘Desire’ trilogy (including I am Love and A Bigger Splash), Call Me by Your…

call me by your name, Calum Cooper, film, film review, four stars, Glasgow Film Theatre

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