Join the debate: The excellent opportunities awaiting student activists
After settling back into the swing of university life, Nicholas Budgen brings you a run down of the best ways […]
Artificial Intelligence has made itself comfortable at Glasgow University, and we need to learn to adapt to it
With ChatGPT becoming a household name in university libraries, how are our futures shaping up under its glare? For young
British young people deserve to be enfranchised
With the current voting age having partisan motivations, it is time for Westminster to follow in Holyrood’s footsteps and allow
The Huw Edwards revelations unveiled the inadequacies of modern UK media
In the midst of new revelations about prominent figures in the media, the Sun’s shocking disclosure is still muddying the
Adam Smith’s moral philosophy underpins his greatness as an economic thinker
With 2023 marking the tercentenary of one of Glasgow University’s most prestigious alumnus, Colette Lappin explains why Smith’s economics is
British Universities are at breaking point
How have universities managed to accrue too much and too little money at the same time? The Glasgow Guardian examines
Starmer leaves thousands of children hung out to dry
With yet another U-turn from Starmer on his policies on private schools, his commitment to the left seems increasingly implausible.
You’ve done a fucking good job – or have you?
While politicians may think that they deserve their praises sung, the Glasgow Guardian explores the dangers of putting politicians on
HS2 is more than just a railway
The failure of successive governments to build 330 miles of railway lines reflects the wider failures of British politics It’s
Sunak’s ‘Mickey Mouse’ crackdown: an insulting solution to an increasing problem
With Rishi Sunak announcing a proposed cap on students entering “low-value” degrees, his classism shines through once again Rishi Sunak’s