Arts Review: Grain in the Blood

Dir. Orla O’Loughlin, Tron Theatre, 19-29th October A rural almost-thriller about the morals of ‘for the greater good’, this play … More

Let’s Talk About… Chlamydia

Before I got diagnosed with Chlamydia, I didn’t even know how to spell it. I went for a sexual health … More

Are We Sims?

As it turns out, there may be good reason to believe that we are actually living in a computer simulation. … More

Forgotten Science Heroes: Lise Meitner

  There are not many life stories that the discovery of nuclear fission hasn’t left an indelible mark upon. Yet … More

Human Rights, What Are They Good For?

…Absolutely nothing, according to the PM At the start of October, Theresa May promised that British soldiers will no longer … More

Next Steps: Surviving the Future Gaze

It’s that time of year again. Temperatures have dropped to the point where I’m surprised on a daily basis not … 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

Film Review: Paterson

[4/5] In association with Glasgow Film Theatre In Jim Jarmusch’s Paterson, a mysterious man explains to Adam Driver’s character (and … More

How a Gin and Tonic Can Cure Malaria

In the depths of the Andean jungle, some 400 years ago, a young native Indian was lost, ill and struck … More

Loki on Domestic Violence

[This piece contains descriptions of domestic violence and victim-blaming] Scottish rap artist Loki, also known as Darren McGarvey, has been … More