In praise of the Metro

Of the free resources available to Glasgow students, one of the most entertaining is the Metro newspaper. It is an … More

Downtown Abbey: my ultimate comfort show

I am not a member of the English aristocracy. I don’t know anything about throwing society parties in my family’s … More

I used to feel depressed and tired all the time until I read this article – how to filter fact from fiction when we place serious issues on the shopping list

“I used to feel depressed and tired all the time until I started taking these supplements. My skin cleared up, … More

University of Glasgow Law Students Take on Housing Crisis Through Tinyhome Initiative

University of Glasgow law students have entered into a pioneering partnership with social enterprise ‘homefolk’ – alongside students and faculty … More

‘A society of misfits ran by one heck of a court jester’: In Conversation with the Official Unofficial Dada Society

The Official Unofficial Dada Society is the newest addition to the plethora of student societies at the University of Glasgow. … More

Preview for the Scottish Queer International Film Festival

This week will see the return of the mighty Scottish Queer International Film Festival to thecinema screens of Glasgow. Championing … More

Transitioning into Spring – Is April Really the Cruellest Month?

‘April is the cruellest month […] winter kept us warm.’ As my fellow English Lit peers may agree, T.S. Eliot is … More

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 … More

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 … More

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 … More