In conversation with Fraser Nelson
While Editor-in-Chief of The Glasgow Guardian, Lucy Dunn interviewed former Editor-in-Chief of the newspaper, and current Editor of The Spectator, […]
October 14, 2022
What the new Liz Truss administration means for students
Writer Freya Corcoran examines what the consequences of Liz Truss’ government will be for students. There was a time in
FOMO as a working student
The Glasgow Guardian examines the classist conditions influencing students’ social life at university. Staying out until the sun comes up,
“Sticking plasters over the cracks of a broken system”: in conversation with the NUS Scotland president
The Glasgow Guardian sits down with the newly-appointed NUS Scotland president, Ellie Gomersall. In conversation with The Glasgow Guardian, National
The war against women’s clothing laws
Why has the veil become a symbol of oppression? On 13 September 2022, 22-year-old Mahsa Amini was arrested by “morality
I don’t want to love myself
Should we be expected to be body positive all the time? In contemporary society, we tend to look at self-love
University isn’t a level playing field
Writer Erin Aziz analyses the persistence of economic inequalities on campus. The concept of a level playing field is somewhat
The problem with politicians speaking out freely
It’s no secret that politicians have far-reaching influence. When their words could have dangerous consequences, is it ethical to curtail
In defence of true crime podcasts
With the ethics of true crime content coming under increasing scrutiny, Rebecca considers how much of this criticism is deserved.
In The Thick of It: Interview with Armando Iannucci
In honour of the ten year anniversary of The Thick of It finale, Armando Iannucci discusses his work with Constance