Why We Still Believe in Reality TV
Daft dialogue and unpolished personalities: why reality TV can’t seem to lose its shine. Our love for reality TV is […]
December 8, 2025
What Books Are UofG Students Currently Reading?
Dog-eared, bookmarked, or piled underneath coursework, Lily Page asks students what they’re reading. Dog-eared, bookmarked, or piled underneath coursework, I
Review: Katabasis by R.F. Kuang
Kuang’s institutional criticism and the relevance of corruption in modern academia as fantasy absurdism. Best-selling author R.F. Kuang released her
Why Midsommar is More Mythical Than Gilgamesh
Why Midsommar feels more ancient than Gilgamesh: because it remembers what civilization forced us to forget — the body, the
Classics You Need to Read Based on Your Café Order!
Find out what classic novel should be at the top of your reading list based on your go-to cafe order!
“Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover”, But Don’t We All?
A Dive into the Influence of Visual Art on What We Read. Right now, I’m cleaning my bookshelves and looking
The Algorithm Behind Our Reading List
The Art of ‘BookTok”: How much are our purchases influenced by social media? In 2025, it’s out with blurbs and
Why do true crime and murder mysteries entertain us even when they terrify us?
Inside our fascination with fear. Long yoga workouts, deep meditation sessions, and warm bubble baths could all be so relaxing.
Did we really have it better before the age of social media?
We might like to think politics used to be better, but crises, new technology, war, and division have always dominated
Politics, Uncategorized
Behind The Curtain of Red Fest: Scotland’s Biggest Anti-Capitalist Festival
From the 7th-9th of November, The Socialist Workers Party, hosted Red Fest at Queen Margaret Union, in Glasgow. Proclaimed as