Part of Aye Write! Festival, at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on the 18th March
A Brief History of Stephen Hawking
On 14th March 2018, the death of Stephen Hawking was announced, possibly the most famous scientist since Albert Einstein. Whether…
Preserving the Voices of Great War Poets
100 years ago the only truly expressive medium available to everyone was poetry. Should we therefore be surprised that throughout…
Title IX and Trump’s Transgender Vendetta
The Trump administration is at it again. The Education department has announced that they will no longer be investigating claims…
Football Crazy, Football Mad: Collum and May
There are those who wish to keep politics and football in separate boxes. To those people I say “politics is…
Arts Review: Of Women
Shami Chakrabarti talking at Mitchell Library, part of Aye Write! Festival (17th March) In her book Of Women Shami Chakrabarti…
Film Review: Fifty Shades Freed
[0/5 qs] (We don’t have a nice qmunicate graphic for scores this low) Moviegoers rejoice, the Fifty Shades trilogy is finally over! Never…
First Takes: Donnie Darko
Calum Cooper gives his first impressions of Richard Kelly’s atmospheric head-scratcher in the third installment of our running series.
qmunicate Interiews: Ross Greer MSP
In 2016, at 21 years old, Ross Greer became the youngest MSP in the history of the Scottish Parliament. Elected…
Film Review: I, Tonya
I, Tonya is a very clever, gripping film that concerns itself, above all, with the notion of truth. In the…
