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Nosferatu, Dracula and the Victorians – Why Do We Love Vampires?

With the long-anticipated release of Nosferatu, books editor Caragh-Rose examines why audiences can’t stop sinking their teeth into the vampire […]

Is the kind of popcorn they eat the only thing you want to learn about your date? Let me set

Girlbossing and glamourising female villains is not representation at its best. Recently I played a game with a friend, guessing

Ukrainian students on exchange at UofG have garnered support for appeals sending essentials to people in their country from preloved

The Office of Students deemed this number of referrals to be consistent with past years. An independent review of Prevent,

Cheap outfits, big wonky teeth but intellectually thorough: it’s everything queer culture should embody. In the middle of lockdown in

Three local bands raise their profile. Nice N Sleazy’s intimate and atmospheric downstairs venue set the scene perfectly for last

Whether you grew up reciting A Red, Red Rose in a Scottish primary school every year on 25 January or

A petition is circulating in an attempt to save the organisation. Without funding, Food Train could close soon. The

The University of Glasgow has issued a joint statement with the Student Representative Council (SRC) concerning student numbers in response