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Live Review: Holst’s ‘The Planets’

The Royal Concert Hall, 26/5 It really is an amazing opportunity as a student to join the ladies in the…

holst, imogen hay, live review, royal concert hall, the planets

qmunicate Interviews: Femspectives

Glasgow is a fantastic city if you love to watch a bunch of films in one weekend or week. From…

feminism, femspectives, film festival, glasgow, Interview

Live Review: Bully

The Hug and Pint, 21/05 ‘Almost to the day, really? Shit.’ Alicia Bognanno ruminates on the passage of time after…

bully, grunge, live review, Morgan Laing, nashville, the hug and pint

Live Review: Trivium

O2 Academy, 19/04 2018’s finest metal line up roared through Glasgow with a sense of celebration. Trivium have played the…

live review, metal, o2 academy, Scott Wilson, trivium

Live Review: Car Seat Headrest

02 ABC, 18/05 Jogging around the stage clutching a water bottle, Car Seat Headrest frontman Will Toledo sometimes looks like…

Car Seat Headrest, live review, Morgan Laing, o2 abc

​Neurodiversity at University: Mythbusting

An inevitable part of living with Asperger’s syndrome is having to endure people’s ignorant questions and remarks. Even if these…

asperger's syndrome, autism, neurodiversity at university, Sarinah O'Donoghue

Football Crazy, Football Mad: Final Whistle

This is my last column, and as it happens it coincides with both the end of my time at Glasgow…

Celtic, football, football crazy football mad, louise wylie

Film Preview: Meet Me in St. Louis at Southside Film Festival

In response to the lack of film screenings in the south side of Glasgow, The Southside Film Festival was started…

film preview, judy garland, karen o'hare, meet me in st. louis, Naomi Gessesse, southside film festival

Arts Review: Mental

Dir. Tid, Tron Theatre, 9-12 May Winning the first Mental Health award at the Fringe 2017, my expectations when going…

Kelly Macarthur, mental, tron theatre

Coming of Age: Purely a summer’s Journey?

Coming of age movies are some of the easiest films for us moviegoers to identify with. Growing up is a…

Calum Cooper, coming of age, film, stand by me, summer

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