The man who is responsible for clogging your news feed for the past couple of weeks was found ‘in his…
Glasgow Comedy Festival Preview: James Acaster
This year’s eagerly-awaited festival kicks off today and runs until April 1st. On Saturday 17th March, James Acaster will be…
Issue 95
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To Have A Voice: GSA, 4th February – 31st March 2012
To Have A Voice collects seven painters in a fairly big group painting show, including works by Hernan Bas, Kaye…
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
I’m starting to think that critically acclaimed director Stephen Daldry is as about as brilliant as flat Irn-Bru (from a…
Theory of a Deadman w/ The Crave
All Photographs by Brian Magennis
The Travel Log: St Andrew’s
So, how many of you moved to Glasgow, with the ambition to explore that vibrant, exciting city and beautiful surrounding…
Jake Casson’s Spin: Wild Flag and Plumb
The QMU Publications Committee, in their infinite wisdom, have granted me several hundred words to write on all things musical,…
Kenny’s Corner: All Things Geeky
Welcome to the first blast from my little corner of the website! Those crazy folks at qmunicate have decided in…
Nelson’s Column: GU Memes
Welcome to my new column, where in each instalment I will rant about something that annoys me. Given that pretty…
