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QMU Presidential Hustings 2017 Liveblog

5:40 – Welcome to qmunicate’s live blog of the Presidential hustings 2017. The five presidential candidates will be making a…

features, general election, hustings, liveblog, presidents debate, qmu election

Film Review: A Silent Voice

[5/5] In association with Glasgow Film Festival 2017 Based on the seven volume long manga of the same name, A…

A silent voice, anime, Calum Cooper, Glasgow Film Festival, Glasgow Film Theatre, University of Glasgow

QMU Annual General Election Hustings 2017 Liveblog

Welcome to qmunicate’s liveblog! Tonight candidates for all the positions except President will be speaking, so candidates for the positions…

features, general election, hustings, liveblog, qmu, qmu election, University of Glasgow

Rise and Whine

There is nothing that could ever motivate me to ‘greet the day’ at 7am every day.  I couldn’t care less…

Grace Michael, sleeping, student life, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: The Rivals

Dir, Dominic Hill, Citizens Theatre, 2nd – 19th November The Rivals wraps you into its hysterical, stereotypical world before the…

Kirsty Campbell, the rivals, University of Glasgow

On the Brink: Should We Really Be Glorifying Burnout?

‘I stayed up working until 4am three nights in a row. I am so freaking tired, but at least the…

burnout, Kirsty Campbell, student life, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Half-Waif – form/a

In the opening track of Half Waif’s EP ‘form/a’, soft and simple rhythms build up into an electronic sound, obscuring…

aike jansen, Album Review, form/a, half-waif

Arts Review: Poetry Busking at Oxfam Bookshop

Byres Road Book Festival, Oxfam Bookshop, 23rd September The Oxfam Bookshop on Byres Road is warm and inviting on a…

imogen whiteley, oxfam bookshop, Poetry

Elon Musk: A Pioneer of Our Future

In the next few decades the nature of human civilisation is going to change drastically, and in almost every conceivable…

elon musk, tim abrams, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Miman – Nicole Sabouné

Saboune pays as much dividends to her late Joy Division and early New Order influence as she does (oddly) to…

Album Review, miman, nicole sabouné, tess dawson, University of Glasgow

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