I was diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) when I was 16, and I found it very hard to deal…
Professor Refuses To Use Gender-Neutral Pronouns, Makes a Point of Being a Prick
A spectre is haunting the world, the spectre of gender-neutral pronouns. You can ignore the rise of the right-wing populist…
Arts Review: Anno
Comp. Anna Meredith, Tramway, 10th – 11th November Anno is the result of a collaboration spanning three decades between contemporary…
Arts Review: Carrie – The Musical
Dir. Sarah-Elizabeth Daly-Creechan, Webster Theatre, 2nd – 5th November Adapting Stephen King’s Carrie into a musical is nothing new. In…
La Vie Simple: Advice From An (Almost) Expert
I am a strong advocate of the fact that any form of study abroad programme – be that a year…
Glasgow Uni Offers Exploitative Social Media “Scholarship”
Students are consistently told that they should do unpaid internships if they want to be able to get a “proper”…
Film Review: The Death of Louis XIV
In association with the French Film Festival Catalan filmmaker Albert Serra’s latest work, a drama tinged with a dark sense…
Campus Controversy Over “International Men’s Day” Event
An independently organised event due to take place on the 19th of November at the Queen Margaret Union for International…
Arts Review: Much Ado About Murder
Dir. Jack Elfick, 13th Note, 2nd November That Much Ado About Murder was focused on an actor brutally murdering the critics…
Arts review: Ella Kruglyanskaya Exhibition
Tramway, 12th October – 11th December Ella Kruglyanskaya’s exhibition at the Tramway consists of paintings filled with child-like imaginations, vibrant…
