Students from across Glasgow gathered on Library Hill to demand divestment from the arms industry. On 7 October, students ...

“The city for too long has turned its back on the Clyde,” says Brian Lavette from regeneration company Peel Waters. Along the Clyde’s riverside, deserted walkways and quiet docks overlook the water.

From being a uni student to living with your parents again for the summer and everything that entails. “Don’t be home too late”. As June began, it was like I was in a movie and I couldn’t tell the ...

Following the appointment of Malcolm Offord as the leader of the Reform party in Scotland, they are predicted to become Scotland’s second largest party in May’s Holyrood elections. But how has the ...

Delays between releases are making it harder for viewers to stay engaged. TV shows are taking longer and longer to be released, and sadly, this delay does not promise that the coming season will be ...

As the lines between our personal and digital lives increasingly blur, many would rightfully have concerns regarding their privacy and who we can trust with our information. For the vast majority of ...

The new SRC Sabbatical Officers were elected last night, 5 of March. On Thursday 5 March, the results of the SRC Student Council Elections were announced with Molly Corbett being elected as the new ...

Ciara McCarthy is a Social and Public Policy student running for the SRC Disability Equality officer position. She plans on making accessibility the university’s responsibility, stating disabled ...

Every summer Glasgow’s students go into a frenzy, and face an age-old problem: too many students, not enough flats, high rents. But this is just a seasonal rush, a once-a-year squeeze, right?

Family owned and proudly so, University Cafe serves up chip shop classics, and honours Glasgow’s nautical past. Nestled between bars and real estate agents, the legendary University Café has served ...

Why we love to hate ‘romantasy’. Disclosure – as a girl whose fantasy reading consists mainly of Twilight and not much else, I can speak only from my limited experience, yet from the small snippet of ...

The Glasgow Guardian Politics team sat down with classmate and Green Party candidate for the upcoming Scottish Parliament elections, Iris Duane. With new constituency boundaries coming into force ...