Ben Barnes on his new album, Where the Light Gets In, and music as his creative outlet
Ben Barnes discusses his album Where the Light Gets In, before his tour stop in Glasgow’s St. Luke’s Though it’s […]
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Inside Glasgow University’s Sustainability Hub
The Glasgow University Environmental Sustainability Team (GUEST) introduces their Eco-Hub and talks about inclusivity, their mission, and the positive impact
UogG Lecturer Zahra Khosroshahi on film, feminism and the fight for freedom
Two years after Mahsa Amini’s death at the hands of Iran’s Morality Police, hundreds and thousands of women have taken
The History Gossip: Was Anne of Cleves a Minger?Â
Katie Kennedy dishes the gossip to the Glasgow Guardian on her new book, making history accessible and being comfortable in
Get to Know the 2024/25 GUSA Council
The new Glasgow University Sport Association (GUSA) council was elected in March, for the 2024/25 term. The Glasgow Guardian spoke
In conversation with Ryan Rutherford
Break a leg! Ryan Rutherford does Glasgow proud with new strides in his career. Self-described as a “28-year-old wee Scottish
Horizontal Advice with Cheryl Strayed
Constance Roisin talks to Cheryl Strayed about love, sense of self and agony aunts. Tiny Beautiful Things, which aired earlier
How do we fix the environment? In conversation with Patrick Harvie
Co-leader of the Scottish Green Party, Patrick Harvie speaks with The Glasgow Guardian on environmental policies, regrets in his career
In conversation with Glasgow film director Gary Hewitt
Emilija Morrison sits down and chats to Glasgow’s own Gary Hewitt about his latest film, The Defender There’s nothing quite
“It’s the underbelly, the dark side of the story” – in conversation with David Grann
Author David Grann talks to the Glasgow Guardian about his latest book, The Wager. After completing Killers of the Flower