qmunicate reads: Golden Hill by Francis Spufford

  Francis Spufford’s Golden Hill is a bit tricky to get into at first. Unless you make a habit of … More

Films You Should Watch on Valentine’s Day and Why

To celebrate (and survive) Valentine’s day, our contributors put together a list of their favourite films to watch on the … More

White Knights: The Problem With Praising Male Feminists

On 14th October, Ched Evans – footballer and all-around dick – was found not guilty of raping a woman in … More

Arts Interview: Alasdair Hunter on Scottish Theatre and Shakespeare

As the artistic director of innovative theatre company Wilderness of Tigers, Alasdair Hunter is intent on bringing classical plays to … More

Arts Feature: The Pros and Cons of Live Screenings

As I take my seat, I can hear the buzz of the audience and the familiar sound of the orchestra … More

qmunicate reads: Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day

At 9.15am on an ordinary, nondescript morning, the beleaguered Miss Guinevere Pettigrew enters an employment agency. Jobless and rather desperate, … More

Arts Review: The Mousetrap

Dir. Ian Watt-Smith, Theatre Royal, 12th – 17th September A murder has been committed. A voice on the radio describes … More

Freshers’ Week ’16: Fantastic Freebies & Freshers’ Fair

Today, qmunicate headed down to the Freshers’ Fair to meet some of the freshers and societies. We got chatting to … More

Travel Writing: Crete, Greece

Crete: the largest of the stunning Greek islands, home to both fascinating ancient history and a massive array of holiday … More

A Glaswegian Staycation

So you’re staying in Glasgow for the summer. A somewhat depressing prospect, as all your friends disappear on far-flung trips … More