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Kidnappings and Brawling: The Glasgow Rectorial Election of 1928
In 1928 the Vice-President of the University Liberal Club was kidnapped by the Conservative Club. This wasn’t a rare occurrence. Euan Bell recounts the 1928 poll. Read more
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University Officials sought removal of Justice for Palestine Instagram Posts
Emails obtained by Liberty Investigates and shared with Hillhead Review show that officials in UofG’s School of Engineering sought last… Read more
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Exclusive: FM requested rapid wildfire briefings in response to English and Welsh alerts despite Scotland ‘not at high risk’
Documents seen by Hillhead Review reveal that FM John Swinney requested rapid briefings on the risk posed to Scotland by… Read more
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Rector Dr Abu-Sittah calls on Glasgow students to ‘rise up and change the world’ in scathing criticism of Uni Defence partnership
Rector Ghassan Abu-Sittah was speaking at the Freshers Welcome Address in front of hundreds of students and university officials, including… Read more
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How Much Do You Cost?
Charlie Lindsay argues that society puts too much emphasis on financial prudence at the expense of the good life. Read more
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Scottish Labour’s talent problem
Graham Stuart argues that Scottish Labour presents little talent in its leadership election, but that this is only part of… Read more
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Analogue Revolution: the rise of DVDs over streaming for students
DVDs and Physical Media are making a comeback in defiance of a streaming age that denies ownership, Laura Faulds argues. Read more
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Kidnappings and Brawling: The Glasgow Rectorial Election of 1928
In 1928 the Vice-President of the University Liberal Club was kidnapped by the Conservative Club. This wasn’t a rare occurrence.… Read more
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How rights are earned: GUU hosts passionate debate on violent protests
During freshers week, the GUU held a debate on violent protests, with the audience concluding against its vilification Read more
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Cake-decorators of the world, unite: Hustings dominated by class politics
A hustings of the uni’s political clubs is dominated by class, as Tory Soc leader is criticised by peers for… Read more
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Free Films Fortnightly: MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS and CORSAGE
The mysterious ‘3F’ presents the first of his ‘Free Films Fortnightly’ column, reviewing films to expand your horizons legally and… 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