How the Espresso singer’s sexuality rejects the male gaze while benefitting from racialised purity culture Sabrina Carpenter, former child star […] ...

Following the appointment of Malcolm Offord as the leader of the Reform party in Scotland, they are predicted to become Scotland’s second largest party in May’s Holyrood elections. But how has the ...

Writer Rosie Park (another RP), explores the nuances of verbal classism in the UK; the entrenchment of class into British and Irish accents and the (justified?) Celtic prejudice against the widely ...

Whether it’s legendary artists or legendary venues, Glasgow holds up as a city famed for its independent music. Simple Minds, Franz Ferdinand, Belle & Sebastian. Some of the most recognisable names in ...

Interviews with over half a dozen Glasgow International College students reveal the inside workings of a pathway designed to allow international fee-paying students to get into the University with far ...

Kate Bailey Tonkin talks with Helena about abortion’s academic and personal impact, the failures of the Good Cause process, and the Choice4Change campaign she’s leading for policy reform Helena* found ...

For centuries, women have been most visible in art not as creators and intellectuals, but as muses. The surrealist movement—despite all its talk of liberation and revolution—was no different, rife ...

Gen Z speak is not new, and it’s not Gen Z’s either. Dr Christian Ilbury is a sociolinguist and lecturer at the University of Edinburgh. This October, Ilbury came to the University of Glasgow and ...

Commonwealth bronze medallist and ex-Scottish badminton player Susan Egelstaff discusses her experiences as a student, a professional badminton player, and now a sports writer for The Herald. Susan ...

Keir Starmer has recently announced that the government will be upturning ‘archaic’ rules on nuclear power planning, in order to build small modular reactors (SMRs) to grow the UK grid’s power output.

Romance is Fontaines DC as stadium fillers, but they’ve not sold out, they’re still very much Dublin City’s finest. “Dublin in the rain is mine, a pregnant city with a Catholic mind.” In 2019, when ...

A student of Geography at the University of Glasgow ended his life on the day he would have graduated, had he not been told he could not graduate with Honours. This ...