‘April is the cruellest month […] winter kept us warm.’ As my fellow English Lit peers may agree, T.S. Eliot is…
Gig review: The Japanese House at SWG3
Amber Bain, known by her stage name The Japanese House, delivered an electrifying performance at Glasgow’s SWG3 this May. The…
A Book that Changed my Life: Carmen Maria Machado’s In the Dream House
By week ten of term, energy is low. The prospect of reading another book when the deadlines are piling up…
High & Low: John Galliano Review
Kevin MacDonald’s assuredly crafted new documentary feature, High & Low: John Galliano turns a probing eye on the eponymous fashion…
PRJCT_MINI.DSC: ‘Grippy Sock Vacations’ and the Aesthetic Revival of ‘Sewer-Slide’
Dear User, I’m depressed. Drink a full bottle of Echo Falls in my bedroom kinda depressed. Look in the mirror…
In Conversation with Nelson Cummins
Qmunicate writer Ellie Griffith interviews Nelson Cummins, curator of Legacies of Slavery and Empire at Glasgow Museums. They discuss the…
The History of the Unicorn as a Cultural Symbol
When compared to other mythological creatures, the unicorn has become a cultural and commercial powerhouse. Present in Scottish and Celtic…
‘Vegetarian Eats as a UofG Student’: Taking out- how to level up your Kelvingrove park experiences this summer
Although sitting down in a restaurant or café is a great way to enjoy eating out, there is something to…
The Vourdalak: Glasgow Film Festival 2024
Hailed by many working and volunteering at 2024’s Glasgow Film Festival as the festival’s must-see feature, The Vourdalak (adapted from Tolstoy’s…
Film Review: ‘Origin’ (dir. Ava DuVernay)
Ava DuVernay’s thoughtful recent feature, Origin, arrived at select Scottish cinemas this year with little fanfare. The newest effort from…
