In Anticipation of: Celtic Connections Festival 2023
A summary of things to look out for over the next three weeks. The annual Celtic Connections festival returns to […]
Analysis: GBV report is disappointing, not damning
Over a year since Moraq Ross KC was appointed to conduct an investigation into gender-based violence at the University of
Review: Fontaines DC @ O2 Academy
A sold-out show on the Skinty Fia tour didn’t disappoint. I rocked up to the O2 Academy with complete trepidation.
Unite and Unison accept landmark pay deal
Pay deal set to give lowest paid staff rises of up to £2000 Following a comprehensive ballot of its members
NUS dismisses President following antisemitism investigation
Shaima Dallali learned she was dismissed through Twitter today following the months-long investigation. The National Union Of Students (NUS) removed
UofG’s rare first edition Slave Bible loaned to Dutch exhibition
One of only three surviving copies in the world, the University of Glasgow loans “Slave Bible” to a Dutch exhibition
Review: Bongo’s Bingo Halloween
There is nowhere that unleashes mass unhinged chaos quite like Bongos Bingo. Bongo’s Bingo is no quiet night out. Almost
UCU vote for national strike action
UCU, a trade union that represents university staff, including lecturers, administrators, researchers and others has voted in favor of strike
UofG’s BAME degree-awarding gap narrows
The Glasgow Guardian has obtained the results of the analysis of the degree-awarding gap promised by the Understanding Racism, Transforming
Editorial: 90 years down
Editors-in-Chief Luke Chafer and Kimberley Mannion ponder the paper’s future as we mark our birthday. The Glasgow Guardian has an