Academia’s acute accessibility problem
The Glasgow Guardian explores whether universities are doing enough to make academia accessible. Knowledge is a diverse substance. One which […]
Battling through university
Dealing with grief and the lack of compassion in the University’s ‘support structures’. My mum passed away at the end
Cocaine and classism
The Glasgow Guardian unpacks Glasgow’s status as the cocaine capital of the world and its stemming class divide. Scotland. A
ABAB: all bouncers are bad
With nightlife playing such a crucial role in the university experience, The Glasgow Guardian explores the problems surrounding the all-powerful
Flatmates and friendships: flat-ships
The Glasgow Guardian seeks to explore the whole package of flatmate living; the good, the bad, and the uncomfortable drunken
Heating or eating… in the fifth richest economy in the world?
The cost of living crisis is affecting us all. We speak to UofG students about the impact of rising energy
Queer generational divides
Tom Gilbert explores the intergenerational divide between today’s queer youth and the queer elderly. “It stems from a deep fear
My farewell to Glasgow University
As Divya Venkattu says goodbye to Glasgow University, she reminisces on her memorable time at UofG. It has been a
The plight of exams
Rothery Sullivan unpacks the student body’s opinions on whether examinations should remain online or in-person. Since the beginning of the
Returning the UK’s stolen artefacts
Writer Zainab Mahmod explores the UK’s continual colonial habits by investigating the history of stolen artefacts in the British Museum.