COP26 a year down the line…
A year on from the COP26 climate conference here in Glasgow, what have we learned? Glancing at the news the […]
November 20, 2022
Dissent shouldn’t be a death sentence
The world needs to stand with the people of Iran against the Islamic Republic. “Someone’s crime was that her hair
David Cameron is still the worst prime minister of the 21st Century
Culture Editor Jeevan Farthing argues that David Cameron’s policies are ultimately responsible for the failings of more recent prime ministers.
The University should have a duty of care
The case of Natasha Abrahart highlights the importance of a legally defined duty of care for universities toward their students.
The depiction of Glasgow in books
Angelica gives her perspective on reading Glaswegian literature as someone who moved here for University. Douglas Stuart’s novel Shuggie Bain,
“I’ve always felt like I’m breaking the rules”: In conversation with Charlotte Gordon
Constance Roisin discusses with Charlotte Gordon her book Romantic Outlaws: the extraordinary lives of Mary Wollestonecraft and Mary Shelley. There
Richard Dawson’s The Hermit @ CCA: An exercise in contradiction
Music Editor Otto Hampden-Woodfall attends a screening of short film The Hermit, directed by James Hawkins, and set to the
What’s on in Glasgow this month?
Culture Editor Jeevan brings you the highlights of what’s happening in the city. ART THE TOOTH OF HISTORY | CCA
Why artists are finally hitting the pause button
How will the music industry adapt to artists pulling out of headline tours due to personal reasons? The lifestyle of
Can you own a chord?
Emma Dunn explores if the ever-increasing number of music copyright court cases is a problem. Imitation is the sincerest form