Glasgow Students Hold 7 October Pro-Palestine Demonstration
Students from across Glasgow gathered on Library Hill to demand divestment from the arms industry. On 7 October, students from […]
“We’ve got to defeat it”: Community Resistance to Hyperscale AI Data Centres
Scottish communities protest against potential AI data centre developments. As AI has surged in popularity, Scotland has become a key
Do People Still Make Glasgow?
Recent tension around far-right and anti-immigrant sentiment has challenged Glasgow’s reputation of inclusion. Glasgow has long held a reputation for
Gordon Brown Talk At The John Smith Centre Met With Student Protest
The former Prime Minister discussed declining civic engagement and global instability, while a group of students protested his appearance on
Glasgow University Joins New Defence Universities Alliance as a Founding Member
The Ministry of Defence says the partnership will build a whole-of-society approach to defence, but concerns have been raised around
Can the Old Firm be separated from the religious and political roots of its founding?
Rangers and Celtic have been around since the late 18th Century, creating a sporting rivalry that has become synonymous with
New Australian legislation: Should children have access to social media?
Writer Robyn Gargan weighs up whether a social media ban for children is really a force for good Since the
Techno-election – what happens when tech-billionaires get involved in politics?
Money talks, and in US elections it doesn’t just talk, it screams. Usually, the candidate who spends the most money