During my further attendance of the Glasgow Science Festival, I came across what seemed impossible: Dr David Bain’s conviction that…
Keeping it Classy – Why Universities Are Still a Class Issue
New plans published by the government are to allow universities to charge more than £9000 per year if they score…
Arts Review: Leaf by Niggle
Puppet State (dir. Andy Cannon), Tron theatre, 29 – 30th April One of J. R. R. Tolkien’s lesser-known works, Leaf…
Arts Review: Mercury Fur
Fear No Colours (dir. Julia Midtgard), Gilmorehill Theatre, 4th May 2016 I came out of Philip Ridley’s Mercury Fur thinking,…
Lifestyle: Top 5… DOGS WHO ARE COOLER THAN YOU
Last year, a Japanese beagle named Purin set the Guinness World Record for the most (foot)balls caught in one minute.…
Film Review: X-Men Apocalypse
In association with the Grosvenor X-Men: Apocalypse, the latest entry into this prequel trilogy starring James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender,…
Arts Review: Twelfth Night – Bard in the Botanics
Dir. Jennifer Dick, Botanic Gardens, 24 June – 9 July If there is one thing that has always been missing…
Mona Lisa Say Cheese
This article is not directed towards those who take flash photography in museums. You lot already know you are awful…
Film Review: Sing Street
Sing Street is a delightful and charming Irish film. John Carney’s eighth feature film succeeds in containing all the best…
Arts Review: Coriolanus – Bard in the Botanics
Dir. Gorden Barr, Botanic Gardens, 24 June – 9 July The Kibble Palace is an unlikely location for a performance…
