Why more women should get into coaching
With the rapid growth of women’s sport in the UK from grassroots to professional level, more women should consider coaching. […]
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“We can be strong and powerful, feminine and beautiful”: Women and Weightlifting
Five members of GUWC discuss the relationship and trends associated with women and weightlifting. (TW: mention of eating disorders) Following
GUSA President and Beyond Equality facilitating tough conversations in sports clubs
GUSA President Vivek Pandya has been working with the Beyond Equality initiative and believes that the initiative is a step
Decolonising the curriculum: Babel by R.F. Kuang
A fantasy novel about the British Empire, Babel should be taught in Universities. The recently published Babel by R.F. Kuang,
Rowing the ocean solo
University of Glasgow alumnus and solo rower Miriam Payne set a new record for the fastest solo female row across
Sport of the Month: Trampoline
With February being LGBTQ+ history month and inclusivity being at the heart of Glasgow University Trampoline Club, GUTC are the
Should training always be about winning?
For many sportspeople, training has a strong emphasis on training to win. But is it always about winning? What’s the
How far is too far? The legacy of J.K. Rowling
When will J.K. Rowling’s publishers let her go? From Amnesty International researcher, to struggling writer, to multi-millionaire best-seller, to anti-trans
Your GUSA guide to Refreshers’ Week
Here’s your guide to getting involved in a range of GUSA clubs this semester. If you missed sign-ups in September
Sport of the Month: American Football
The Glasgow Guardian’s Sport of the Month series turns its attention to a “real girl boss” sport. This month’s Sport