Hollywood Is Not the Only Thing Out There; Turn On the Subtitles
Why watching foreign films is important to understanding the cultural narratives that surround us. The world is big, I know, […]
Is The Youth Becoming Less Political?
 How censorship against Gen Z is being confused with political apathy. It is widely considered by Boomers and Gen X
Summer Lovin’ Had Me a Blast; Surviving Summer At Your Parents’ House
From being a uni student to living with your parents again for the summer and everything that entails. “Don’t be
The Dinner Table
A collection of the everyday: conversations, banter, and arguments had at the dinner table. I’ve noticed that in the few
Athletes Go Missing After Glasgow Commonwealth Games
Five athletes reported missing after the end of Commonwealth Games, suspected to be seeking asylum in the UK. Glasgow hosted
The World Cup; Bringing People Together…Or Is It?
Let’s debrief this summer’s 2026 Men’s FIFA World Cup. This summer, millions of fans across the world tuned in to
Keep Ideas Free: Glasgow University Students Form New ‘Banned Book Society’
A look into the recently founded ‘Banned Book Society’ as they seek to foster discussions on campus about free speech,
Art as a Campaign for Peace
A look into Marina Abramović’s newest project, THE BUS, aimed at promoting ‘a moment of break’ amidst a conflict-ridden world.
Glasgow Uni’s Decolonisation Movement Moves to the Humanities
The Glasgow Guardian spoke with members of a student group called ‘Decolonising the Humanities (DTH) Student Engagement Project’. This project
What Film Are You Based on Your Café Order?Â
How do our choices in comforting beverages reflect our choices in cinema, or even offer up a reflection to who