UofG hosts research funded by US-sanctioned Chinese missile centre
University declines to comment on senior professor who collaborates with the centre The Glasgow Guardian has found previously unreported tight […]
November 23, 2023
UCU strikes suspended despite majority in favour
Following a ballot of members, further strikes by the University and College Union are unable to go ahead because of
Exams remain online post-covid
The timetable for winter exams has revealed that a significant number remain online despite covid restriction being lifted. A large
How do we fix the environment? In conversation with Patrick Harvie
Co-leader of the Scottish Green Party, Patrick Harvie speaks with The Glasgow Guardian on environmental policies, regrets in his career
Cardiff University VC says higher education funding is ‘broken’
Newly-appointed boss of Wales’ only Russell Group uni admits international students subsidise home students. In an interview with the BBC,
There’s no such thing as an illegal refugee: In conversation with STAR Glasgow
President Charlotte Duffus and awareness coordinator Katia Hadjidemetriou Folman discuss STAR’s efforts to counter the hellscape that is the UK
Loophole in eviction ban could exploit students
The Scottish Government’s eviction ban legislation includes loopholes which could be used to unfairly evict student tenants. A loophole in
Young people should make the most of the next election
Young people are becoming increasingly disillusioned with politics – why is this happening, and what can we do to change
A threadbare NHS
Austerity can be numbing; but we cannot allow that to lead to inaction over a lifeline service – our NHS.
Combatting the Hostile Environment: the role of NGOs
A look into the hostile environment that has been created towards refugees and asylum seekers in the UK and the