25th March 2020
Orla Brady Writer Orla Brady discusses finding the Romeo to your climate crisis-fighting Juliet. The state of emergency that the world is facing with regards to the climate crisis is impossible to avoid. It only takes a quick scan of social media or a glance at daily news stories to see that our climate is ...
25th March 2020
Liam Murray Writer Post-punk trio and UofG students Supercloud are back with a stomping new single Following last year’s singles I Believe in You and Tabasco on Porridge, the Supercloud boys are back at it again with their most ambitious single to date: Dirty. The track certainly lives up to its name, with layers of ...
25th March 2020
Orla Brady Writer Is nudity during the audition process unacceptable in today’s #MeToo era ? Starting out as an actor is a daunting experience for anybody. More often than not, graduates of drama school are aware that the likelihood of landing their dream role immediately is low. Following a long period of intense study, the ...
25th March 2020
Culture Editors Quickfire recommendations from our Culture Team. Well, it’s been an interesting week hasn’t it? The sun finally came out at the weekend but now we’re all stuck indoors in social isolation due to coronavirus – the universe really does work in mysterious ways. It’s easy to let everything get on top of you ...
25th March 2020
Jemima Huston Writer Jemima Huston describes what it’s like living with Seasonal Affective Disorder. Have you got the winter blues? Have you skipped a lecture simply because it’s raining and you’ve broken yet another £5 umbrella? Or maybe, you’ve just bought spontaneous tickets to Thailand because the humid, warm weather there is calling your name? ...
25th March 2020
Lex Partridge Writer Bright eyed and bushy tailed; will eating squirrel for breakfast be the next trend? It’s no longer a suspicion but a fact that our planet’s environmental health is suffering. Yet despite what many of us less-informed, wannabe Greta Thunbergs may think, cars, trucks, trains, and planes might not be our biggest problem. ...
25th March 2020
Blair Cunningham Deputy Culture Editor – Theatre How amusing do we still find the suffering of animals when we look behind the facade? Content warning: this article contains references to animal cruelty that some readers may find upsetting. Decades after almost universal bans on barbaric practices like dogfighting and bear-baiting, the use of animal suffering ...
