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 … More

Instincts

Like when the hawk locks his claws around the rabbit, Or when the lion licks the blood that stains his … More

The 7th of November marked the 150th birthday of Marie Curie (née Maria Skłodowska), one of the world’s most remarkable … More

In Association with Africa in Motion film festival Let me begin this review by explaining that, whilst I have not … More

Liam, 3rd year French and English Literature, Features Co-editor Amy, 3rd year French and Spanish, Features Co-editor Who are you? … More

A: Ashton Lane A cobblestoned alley of cute cocktail bars, Ashton Lane is the epitome of the West End aesthetic. … More

Do you know which famous Glasgow student was overlooked by the Nobel Committee in favour of her male supervisor? Or … More

Moulding A Myth: The Development of Penicillin When we think of penicillin, we immediately think of Alexander Fleming. Fleming, whom … More

Dir. Lorne Campbell, Citizens Theatre, 8th – 12th March In the opening scene of Torben Betts adaptation of Ted Lewis’s … More

In the hustle and bustle of a badly-signposted Paris on a Saturday morning in December, my family and I arrived … More