Film Review: The First Monday in May

In association with Glasgow Film Theatre ‘Some people have a very nineteenth century idea of what art is’ says exhibition … More

Keeping it Classy – Why Universities Are Still a Class Issue

New plans published by the government are to allow universities to charge more than £9000 per year if they score … More

Welcome to qmunicreate, qmunicate’s brand new section dedicated to all things poetry and prose! For each edition we’ll be posting … More

We wake early for the drive towards the sea Pack everything into our small car until it’s full to burst … More

NASA’s Kepler telescope has discovered 1284 new planets previously unknown to astronomy. This finding represents the largest number of planets … More

Muirfield golf club in East Lothian has lost the right to host the 2016 Open championship after voting against reversing … More

Naturalist, broadcaster, presenter, and national treasure Sir David Attenborough turned 90 this year. Working for the BBC for over 50 … More

Last month marked 200 years since the birth of Charlotte Bronte, the eldest of the three Bronte sisters. These women … More

Communism had ‘The Red Flag’, feminism had riot grrrl, the French revolution had Les Miserables – every revolution needs its … More

In association with the Grosvenor The long-awaited sequel to 2008 cult favourite Cloverfield appeared almost out of nowhere this month, … More