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Exclusive: GU Labour to withdraw from UofG Divestment Coalition over plans to protest ‘fascist zionist’ Gordon Brown event
The protest organised by GU Justice for Palestine Society targets the former Prime Minister’s book tour appearance at the University of Glasgow. Read more
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Exclusive: GU Labour to withdraw from UofG Divestment Coalition over plans to protest ‘fascist zionist’ Gordon Brown event
The protest organised by GU Justice for Palestine Society targets the former Prime Minister’s book tour appearance at the University… Read more
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UofG professor signs letter in support of Jason Arday accuser Nathan Cofnas
Prof Klaas Wynne, Chair of Chemical Physics, is among two other Glasgow professors and over 700 others who’ve signed a… Read more
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Vandalism reported in JMS Building
Stickers and graffiti bearing the slogan ‘Millions Must Go’ were found in one of the building’s toilets Read more
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The oil shock is devastating the Global South. It’s also electrifying it.
The economic insecurity of the Iran war is supercharging the green energy transition in the Global South Read more
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Isolating Reform UK at Holyrood may backfire
John Swinney’s first post-election speech hinted at a risky strategy for Scotland’s progressive parties Read more
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Can true crime ever be ethical?
Writer Anne Lawrence seeks to answer the question; is the production and consumption of True Crime ever ethical? Read more
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Scottish Greens continue to surge as Zack Polanski’s party appears to hit limit
While Zack Polanski’s Greens no longer talk of ‘replacing Labour’, the Scottish Greens are continuing to surge. But can it… Read more
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US Consul General defends strength of Scottish-American relations during campus visit
Kathryn Porter responds to declining favourability and political tensions at an event hosted by the International Relations Society Read more
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Hidden Glasgow: Kelvin Wheelies Excavation
UofG Professor Kenny Brophy and team complete world’s first excavation of skatepark in Kelvingrove Read more
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GIG REVIEW: MIXED SIGNALS AT KING TUT’S WAH WAH HUT
The Ayrshire-based four-piece band, Ben Gardiner (vocals), James Armstrong (guitar), Leon Calder (bass) and Nathan Christie (drums), packed out the… Read more
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Drag me up
In Glasgow, drag is less of a spectacle and more of a language for things unsaid Read more
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The 15 second song
Since its rise into the mainstream, TikTok has reshaped the music industry at a structural level Read more