The history of women in the Glasgow University Sports Association
2023 marks 120 years of women in GUSA, as The Glasgow Guardian reflects on the history of women’s sports at […]
November 26, 2023
The rise of esports
Netball, Rugby, Rocket League? Embracing university life often involves playing a sport, and with the rising popularity of esports, the
In conversation with UofG Sports Bursar Andrew McGill
Hoping to follow in the footsteps of his grandfather, runner Andrew McGill discusses his recent successes, weekly training schedule and
Centre for Robert Burns Studies earns Queen’s Anniversary Prize
University honoured with a Queen’s Anniversary Prize for its work studying Scotland’s most famous poet. The University of Glasgow’s Centre
Choose your next Rector
Nominations for the University of Glasgow’s next Rector have now opened. Nominations for the next University of Glasgow Rector have
Student challenges University after being denied graduation
A student at the University of Glasgow who was denied graduation over an unpaid debt has launched a complaint against
‘When we win, we drink; when we lose, we drink – it doesn’t matter’: The relationship between student sport and alcohol
The Glasgow Guardian speaks to student sportspeople about binge drinking, the pressures around sport social events and the impact of
In conversation with Ryan Rutherford
Break a leg! Ryan Rutherford does Glasgow proud with new strides in his career. Self-described as a “28-year-old wee Scottish
Mischief, mayhem, soap: Fight Club, 24 years on
The first rule of Fight Club is that you don’t talk about Fight Club. The second rule of Fight Club
An artist that marked me: Francis Bacon
Francis Bacon was missing from my life when I was young, although I didn’t know it. Francis Bacon, an Irish