Invest in Students, Not Arms, says trade union UNISON
The Glasgow Guardian speaks to UNISON at Sanctuary Lunchtime Connections event. On Thursday 18 June, as part of Refugee Week, […]
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“I Believe Education Is Freedom For Us”: How Farida Alghoul Created Resistance through Teaching
In conversation with Farida from Gaza, currently a Master’s student at UofG, on how she preserved education in her community
“Young People are the Future of these Campaigns”: GU Amnesty International Wants You to Get Involved
In conversation with Lilith about her role in the University’s Amnesty branch and their upcoming campaigns. Amnesty International is a
Dance No Evil: The Collective Fueling Glasgow’s Rave Renaissance
Music Editor Evelyn Hylands sits down to talk with fast growing DJ collective Dance No Evil. With Halloweekend drawing to
Talking all things Rock n Roll with BILK
Mosh Pits, crowd surfing and stage diving, or a regular BILK concert. If there was any idea that Rock N
Gazan student seeks waiver for conditional offer at the University
Hala Abu Hamda, a UofG offer-holder in Gaza, talks about her passion for robotics, art as refuge, and what it’ll
Taking it easy with Hard Life
Jack Murray chats to frontman Murray Matravers of indie-pop band hard life about mounting pressure, jet-setting around the world and
A Chat with Permanent (Joy)
A chat with Noah Roche, the bassist of Permanent (Joy) As a huge hub of media and entertainment, Liverpool is
Margaret McDonald: The Author Behind ‘Glasgow Boys’
Meet the UofG graduate who was just shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2025 “It’s such a beautiful thing
A disappearing Glasgow, a council that looks the other way
Paul Sweeney MSP talks with the Glasgow Guardian about the city’s “tear it down” approach to its architectural history, and