Everybody to Kenmure Street
Tess Hardy (she/her) the memory of holding a stranger’s arm, or being offered bags and bags of crisps was enough. That day gave birth to such small moments of humanity… Read More »Everybody to Kenmure Street
Fuse
Opening up the Pandora’s Box of Artificial Intelligence
Words: Grace Edward (she/her) It is no surprise that, in recent years, the dramatic increase of AI technology has spurred new debate about how society should operate, with political and… Read More »Opening up the Pandora’s Box of Artificial Intelligence
People Made Glasgow. Are we finally taking it back? A glimmer of hope emerges amid the dire state of DIY clubbing in Glasgow.
Words: Felix McIntyre (he/him) Scotland has long been a land of myth and legend. Tales of serpentine monsters lurking beneath icy water; shapeshifting horses wandering lonely rivers; epic battles beneath… Read More »People Made Glasgow. Are we finally taking it back? A glimmer of hope emerges amid the dire state of DIY clubbing in Glasgow.
The Homecoming of The Citz
Words: Adina-Diana Pop (she/her) A Glasgow staple for thespians is returning, bridging the gap between Glaswegians and the art of theatre. A long-standing cultural institution with a history of political… Read More »The Homecoming of The Citz
The fusion underlying identity: How to let intersectionality inform when talking about Identity
Words: Lovis Jenkins (He/Him) Identity is one of the most intimate and vulnerable descriptions of us. It is also one that we have to constantly communicate, put out there, and… Read More »The fusion underlying identity: How to let intersectionality inform when talking about Identity
Family Harvest
Clare Louise Roberts (she/her) @LittleStringsMusic Harvest time is when you reap what you sow: it’s the time to celebrate what you have produced based on your earlier efforts. It feels… Read More »Family Harvest
“Exspectationes in re fusi” (Expectations fused with reality)
Words and Artwork: Tess Hardy (she/her) Disclaimer: Certain names are kept anonymous for privacy reasons Growing up in the UK, the apex “coming of age” moment is moving to university.… Read More »“Exspectationes in re fusi” (Expectations fused with reality)
An Irishman, a Scotsman and an Englishman walk into a Scottish University…
Words: Caitlin Devlin (she/her) ‘The Caledonian Antisyzygy is the idea of duelling polarities existing within one entity’. This notion is popularised by the idea of ‘contradiction’ – reflected time again… Read More »An Irishman, a Scotsman and an Englishman walk into a Scottish University…
Why Do I Hate the M8?
Words: Maelyn Dolman (She/Her) I clearly remember my first visit to Glasgow University. I was walking to the campus via the city centre from the train station, as I had… Read More »Why Do I Hate the M8?
The Long March Towards Justice for Sheku Bayoh
Words: Ava Ahmann (She/Her) Content Warning: Racial violence Sheku Bayoh, his name, resounding around the room, reiterated by family and friends in the varying ways that come with loving intimacy, at… Read More »The Long March Towards Justice for Sheku Bayoh