Rachel Brough, Swara Shukla, Rachel Grande and Millie Earle-Wright – all postgraduate students at Glasgow University, were brought together by their dedication to celebrate the strength of the female bond, that became the very specific goal of their amazing project Hold My Purse.
Category Archive: Features
Following an exceptional run on University Challenge, we sit down with team leader Alasdair Logan to talk about […]
Halloween has always been one of my favorite holidays. Being from the United States, I always saw it […]
I’m here to tell you – even if you think you know what’s going to happen, you don’t. Not even a smidgen . And that is going to be the best part of your year.
When the scrolling won’t cut it and the apps have only given a headache, Lou Ramsay investigates dating fatigue 101.
Come forward with your own ideas for a column, and next month your name could be here.
In features, we are always going to host example of creative writing from the Strathclyde student community. While we are looking forward to receiving your prose submission, this month we are glad to publish some poems from the Live Poets Society.
I’m going to open this piece with a relatively personal piece of information. This year – I lost two members of my immediate family in the space of 7 months.
Now that another academic year is about to start, it’s time to reflect on the real value of university education and degrees, and whether it is still appropriate to award honourary degrees to people who haven’t had to pour their blood, sweat, and (literal) tears into them.
When I first arrived in Glasgow two years ago, there was only one thing I knew for sure – I wanted to avoid Italians.