19th October 2019
Callum Sneddon Writer It’s the 25th anniversary of Definitely Maybe, and the warring brothers have both just released new music. But how do these new songs differentiate from their Britpop belters of yester-year? A quarter of a century on from Oasis’ beloved debut album Definitely Maybe, and music’s favourite sibling rivalry shows no signs of ...
19th October 2019
Chloe WaterhouseDeputy Culture Editor – Music A brand-spanking-new music and arts festival right on our campus doorstep. You have probably witnessed the distinctive marketing posters on campus advertising Glasgow’s first ever Great Western Festival, an event taking place on the doorstep of our uni gaffs and local haunts. It has been branded as a unique ...
19th October 2019
Benjamin Coulson Writer The aim to become carbon neutral by 2025 sets Tennent’s ahead of the Scottish government by 20 years. Scottish brewing giant Tennent’s has announced plans to invest over £14m in its bid to increase its contribution against climate change. The brewing firm’s investment comes with the pledge to remove single use plastic ...
18th October 2019
Sam DoakInvestigations Editor Following an investigation published by The Glasgow Guardian revealing the extent of the University’s stake in arms investment, a coalition has been set up by six University societies to protest for full divestment. A number of student societies and advocacy groups have formed a coalition to campaign for the University of Glasgow’s ...
18th October 2019
Bethany WoodheadEditor-in-Chief Following our most recent investigation and editorial, Bethany Woodhead provides a summary of the resources available to guide you through the reporting process and where to find advice and support. Making a report to the University Senate:The University’s “Report and Support” tool is a user-friendly form which you can use to report instances ...
17th October 2019
Charles PringWriter Cue rapturous applause as Thomas Søndergård leads his orchestra through the first RSNO spectacle of the new season. A lively atmosphere permeates the foyer of Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall, all abuzz with the usual hustle and bustle of an opening night. Once both the orchestra and the audience have found their seats, we ...
17th October 2019
Bethany Woodhead, Tara Gandhi and Inanna TribukaitEditors-in-Chief and Deputy Investigations Editor The SRC Autumn Elections close at 5pm today, on Thursday 17 October. Here’s what went down at the hustings, as well as the links you need to find candidate manifestos and where you can vote. The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) hosted their “2019 Autumn ...
17th October 2019
Fred BruceWriter Writer Fred Bruce reviews the new-wave icons as they take on Glasgow. Despite not releasing a studio record in nearly three decades, The Psychedelic Furs have been consistently touring for the majority of the new millennium. While the London-borne new wave band has seen numerous iterations since first appearing on the scene at ...
16th October 2019
Max KellyTravel Editor Scott Booth’s side look to make history against the Danish champions. Glasgow City FC face reigning Danish champions Brøndby IF in the last 16 of the 2019-20 Women’s Champions League this evening. They come into the tie in good form, after head coach Scott Booth described his side as “different class” following ...
16th October 2019
Imogen HayWriter whenyoung are adopted as honorary Glaswegians at this jam-packed Tut’s gig. After missing whenyoung’s set at TRNSMT this year, I was keen to catch them at King Tuts, ready for a night in what always feels like the epicentre of the Glasgow band scene. Abbie Ozard, who’s supporting the band on their current ...
