An obituary for cancel culture
A reactionary wave surges into power across the pond – does it mean the death of ‘woke’? Editor-in-cheif Morgan Woodfall […]
What’s to see at the Jack Asher?
Exploring the thrills of the Annual Shinty Tournament Hanging out of my arse, I find myself cordially invited via WhatsApp
A rallying cry for principled feminism
Gisele Pelicot’s bravery ought to inspire a feminist rebellion, not shame or reactionary politics Dominique Pelicot was sentenced in December
Does birth order affect who you are?
Editor-in-chief, Morgan Woodfall, explores Adlerian psychology and sibling politics Adler, sibling politics, and only children Have you ever met someone,
The great replication crisis
An investigation into the ongoing replication crisis within psychology In 2010, the New Yorker reported on a growing panic within
Edinburgh Gender Identity Clinic pauses surgery referral for legal adults
Chalmers GIC pauses surgery referrals for transgender adults under the age of 25 On Friday 18 October, Trans Safety Network
Attendance tracking weighs heavily on international students
UofG lecturers made to feel like “extensions of UK Border Force” due to attendance tracking policy for student visa holders
A Boundary is not a border
Therapy-speak has broken out of the therapist’s office and into our everyday lives. In searching for comfort, are we unwittingly
University stance on divestment unclear
Plans for the University of Glasgow to divest from the arms and fossil fuel industry remain ambiguous On 18 June
A retrospective for SOPHIE
There are a lot of people like Sophie Xeon, but there has also never been anyone like SOPHIE. I have