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Album Review: The Joy Formidable – AAARTH
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Space Tourism: A Great Step for the Many or a Privilege for the Few?
It is with regret that this magazine must inform you that Elon Musk is at it again. One of the…
The EU Rambling: On the Fake Perks of High-Functioning Anxiety
It has been two months since then, but I can still feel my cold hands.
Allegations Against Alex Salmond
[Content Warning: sexual assault] Alex Salmond is one of Scotland’s most recognisable politicians. He stood at the helm of the…
Ways of Seeing: Ai Weiwei’s ‘Human Flow’ and the Crisis of Humanity
While on student exchange at the University of Sydney, I started working at the University call centre as a student…
Album Review: Pale Waves – My Mind Makes Noises
Pale Waves debut album My Mind Makes Noises is high-energy, synth pop that captures a feeling I can only describe…
Live Review: Honeyblood
QMU, 11/09/18 On the night of Tuesday 11th of September, our very own QMU was rocked by the explosive guitar-and-drums…
Semester One Preview
The Autumn semester at the University of Glasgow is shaping up to be a great one, there are a plethora…
