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The Importance of Student Suffrage

When was the last time you read a student manifesto? Do you know who represents you in university matters? Are…

Eve Lucas, glasgow university, GUSA, GUU, politics, qmu, src, student elections, students, University of Glasgow

What the Oscars Should Be Doing

The Oscars are the epitome of classic tinseltown glamour, having initially begun in 1929 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel to…

carol, diversity, Emma Mckie, glasgow university, Idris Elba, Kitana Kiki Rodriquez, Leonardo DiCaprio, LGBTQ, Michael B. Jordan, Mya Taylor, oscars, race, Tangerine, The Representation Project, University of Glasgow, women of colour
the sacrificial poetry review

The Sacrificial Poetry Review: Open Letter to the New President of the QMU

Dear readers, apologies on the lack of poetry this week, but y’know what they say, poetry is pretty damn political.…

glasgow university, qmunicate, queen margaret union, ross mcfarlane, the sacrificial poetry review, University of Glasgow

The Academy Awards 2016: Liveblog

It is the best/worst night of the year to be a fan of the ol’ pictures. The stars are out,…

academy awards, Emma Ainley-Walker, glasgow university, liveblog, qmunicate, Scott Wilson, The Oscars, University of Glasgow

Tweet Tweet Motherfucker

Things are changing at Britain’s second favourite social network. Not only is Twitter considering ditching the 140 character limit it…

Neil Weaving, new twitter, qmunicate, social media, student media, twitter, twitter changes, twitter guidelines, University of Glasgow

LP Review: Folly & The Hunter- Awake

Folly & The Hunter move towards a more upbeat, poppy version of indie/folk with their third album Awake. The Montréal-based…

aike jansen, awake, f&th awake, folly & the hunters, lp review, Music Review

Arts Review – Cecilians Sink their teeth into ‘Bat Boy’

Dir. Alex Lyne, Mitchell Theatre, 24th-27th February  Bat Boy – the musical tale of the part boy part bat who…

Alex Lyne, Bat Boy, Cecilians, glasgow university, jo reid, Joss Tinline, Marine Yule, musical theatre, University of Glasgow

Be Your Own Lobster

Leisurely strolls around Kelvingrove Park, intimate dinners in cafés you are not realistically cool enough to be in, splashing out…

floraidh clement, Friends, glasgow, kelvingrove, lobster, qmunicate, relationships, self care, self love, University of Glasgow

Come in and masturbate… or at least, let’s talk about it

Imagine walking down a street, when you suddenly see a line of men waiting in front of what appears to…

feminism, gender, glasgow university, GuyFi booth, Hot Octopuss, Kirsty Campbell, masturbation, New York, University of Glasgow, wank booth

Travel Writing: A Labour of Love

  It’s 1.30pm on a Tuesday afternoon and, rather than writing my dissertation, I am researching the cheapest and quickest…

budapest, budget travelling, croatia, dubrovnik, holiday on a budget, holiday planning, interrail, skyscanner, student travel, tara fitzpatrick, travel, vienna

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