There’s some kind of big vote happening over the pond today, but here at qmunicate, we’ve been having our own…
Arts Review: The Homeless Library
St Alywn Building, 6th October Narratives of homelessness so often emerge from an external perspective – the ‘normal’ members of…
Film Review: The Girl on the Train
In association with The Grosvenor The Girl on the Train, always reminding you never to listen to the trailers you…
Time To Put The African Sleeping Sickness To Bed
A huge collaborative effort of our University of Glasgow has enabled researchers to find that African Trypanosomiasis, more commonly known…
Let’s Talk About… Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), otherwise known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), is something of a mysterious illness. The causes of it…
The 48 Hour Film Project
Something that we reviewers sometimes forget when expressing our opinions on a film is that what we’re watching didn’t just…
A Half-Englishwoman, a Belgian and an Italian Walk Into a Greggs…
After the shocking discovery that the contents of a Greggs’ bakery do not make up part of the food pyramid,…
Covergirl/boy/person?
One of the truly wonderful things about the fashion industry is the way in which it reflects society, and how…
Next Steps: Dissertation Woes
There is a future myth that exists in your primary years of university. Whispered from the mouths of haggard later…
TV Review: Luke Cage
“Keep Harlem Black!” – so reads the campaign slogan of Mariah Dillard (Alfre Woodard). To the public it is intended…
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