Glasgow University students go on hunger strike to protest the university’s investment in arms
GAAF and GUJPS have announced, amid their occupation of the Charles Wilson Building, that students will be going on hunger […]
“It’s taken longer than it should have done” – UofG Chief Operating Officer on divestment, housing crisis and international students
The Glasgow Guardian talks to Glasgow University COO David Duncan about the progress of divestment from arms, what the university
Barcelona v Airbnb
For many tourists, Airbnb is the go-to choice for a weekend away. However, after this summer of protests against over-tourism
The Case Against Pavel Durov
A case of complicity in cybercrime is building against Telegram founder Pavel Durov. Pavel Durov, Russian billionaire and co-founder and
Novara Media: A new voice for the North of England?
A look into the surprising, and overdue, development of Novara media in their creation of a North of England editor.
I heard from a friend of a friend
The salacious history of gossip The highly anticipated ‘morning-after-debrief’, a simple pint with friends or perhaps in the smoking area
A Glasgow state of mind
Some call it fate, others call it the “Glasgow effect”. Exceptionally high levels of mortality within the city of Glasgow
The Trial of the Thales 3
The Glasgow Guardian reports on the three activists from Palestine Action who stood trial last week following the destruction of
The Fight for Leftist Spaces in Glasgow
Glasgow’s left wing spaces are under threat This last year has seen the closure of two prominent spaces for leftist
(Up)Rising from the Ashes
The Glasgow Guardian talks to a Greek UofG student after a tumultuous year – both politically and environmentally – has