Glasgow: Soon To Be A City of the Future?

The Council has taken big steps in the trial of a universal basic income.

Blink

Dedicated to Elisabeth Schiller-Campbell. Blink.   Now I’m holding a bundle of flickering string It falls; unravelling I try to gather … More

Arts Review: The Rivals

Dir, Dominic Hill, Citizens Theatre, 2nd – 19th November The Rivals wraps you into its hysterical, stereotypical world before the … More

On the Brink: Should We Really Be Glorifying Burnout?

‘I stayed up working until 4am three nights in a row. I am so freaking tired, but at least the … More

Dating: Two’s A Crowd?

There is a reason people like going on dates. They’re the perfect way to build up a bit of excitement … More

Maxed Out

Corbyn sparks crucial debate on rising wage inequality. Growing wage inequality is rampant. We even have a day to mark … More

qmunicate reads: Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi

Yaa Gyasi’s Homegoing is an intricate exploration of the elaborate relationships between the past and the present. Upon opening the … More

Mixed Messages: Chuka Umunna on Immigrants in the UK

In a speech on immigration, Chuka Umunna has emphatically expressed a desire to point Labour in a new direction. The … More

Prestige Without Security

The respect we attach to university staff, especially lecturers, may be the only thing of real value they receive for … More

Impress: Really the Best Way To Go?

Impress – no longer will it just be a word to describe what you (try to) do on a first … More