Glasgow Science Festival: Is Pain Bad?

During my further attendance of the Glasgow Science Festival, I came across what seemed impossible: Dr David Bain’s conviction that … More

Keeping it Classy – Why Universities Are Still a Class Issue

New plans published by the government are to allow universities to charge more than £9000 per year if they score … More

Puppet State (dir. Andy Cannon), Tron theatre, 29 – 30th April One of J. R. R. Tolkien’s lesser-known works, Leaf … More

Fear No Colours (dir. Julia Midtgard), Gilmorehill Theatre, 4th May 2016 I came out of Philip Ridley’s Mercury Fur thinking, … More

Last year, a Japanese beagle named Purin set the Guinness World Record for the most (foot)balls caught in one minute. … More

In association with the Grosvenor X-Men: Apocalypse, the latest entry into this prequel trilogy starring James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender, … More

Dir. Jennifer Dick, Botanic Gardens, 24 June – 9 July If there is one thing that has always been missing … More

This article is not directed towards those who take flash photography in museums. You lot already know you are awful … More

Sing Street is a delightful and charming Irish film. John Carney’s eighth feature film succeeds in containing all the best … More

Dir. Gorden Barr, Botanic Gardens, 24 June – 9 July The Kibble Palace is an unlikely location for a performance … More