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Kate Bailey Tonkin reflects on finding calm in the unpredictability of life abroad.Hong Kong has a funny way of reminding […]
World correspondent, Kate Bailey Tonkin, writes about her first month studying abroad in Hong Kong
My first month in Hong Kong has been both the longest and shortest four weeks of my life. Some days,
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“If I’m honest, I wasn’t sure I was going to make it out”: the alarming rise of strangulation among young people
How “the ultimate act of control” is leaving women silenced, scared, and struggling to be heard Trigger Warning: Sexual Assault,
University Library “standard procedure” breaches equality act
The University library has amended guidance for disabled students after their ‘standard access procedure’ was found to breach both equality
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University of Glasgow Court votes to continue arms industry investment
This afternoon the University of Glasgow’s Court voted to continue its investment in the arms industry. The University stated that
“It was a choice that saved my life, but my body still felt like it was grieving”: in conversation with Glasgow Students for Choice’s Vice President about abortion
Kate Bailey Tonkin talks with Helena about abortion’s academic and personal impact, the failures of the Good Cause process, and
Former First Minister Alex Salmond dies at 69
Examining his legacy and the implications of his death on the Scottish independence debate Alex Salmond, who served as both
UofG graduate and ex-SRC Vice-President jailed for pro-Palestine protest
Eva Simmons was jailed for 12 months for her role in causing more than £1m of damage A graduate of