Student Journalism output from BA and MA students at UWS
By Chris Toner Mikey Reynolds (Image: Katie Stepek) A former UWS student has spoken of his “perfect” retirement from playing American football by bowing out as a national champion. Mikey Reynolds, of […]
By Ryan McGinlay Celtic Park is the destination for an important game in the cinch Premiership, as the Hoops look set to take on the Steelmen in what promises to be a […]
by David McIntyre Noise Level Collective is bringing together female, transgender, non-binary and other underrepresented DJs and pushing them to the limelight by running events focused on boosting these groups of people […]
by Adam Kennedy Lewis Laird enters his fourth year of studying sports journalism at UWS, hopeful that his big break is right round the corner. Lewis, 20, was quick to praise his […]
By Sean Boyle As University gets underway, some third year students may be starting University life for the first time. Whereas fourth year students are returning from the previous year, though some […]
By Ryan McGinlay For many young people, the finish line to education is getting closer. Journalism student Mary Ibiyemi is now different, as she is set to embark on her 4th and […]
Women who wear Hijab have always been discriminated against in Algeria, especially in the media sector. According to the rules put in place by the French people before the independence of their […]
In Glasgow, best known for inventing television, the Two Birds boutique fitness gym continues to support the health wellbeing of many people. In the depths of the pandemic, where many gym businesses […]
Protestors staged a demonstration at the Burrell Collection in Pollock Park as it opened its doors for the first time in five years. The collection underwent a £69m revamp and welcomed back […]
By George Joseph The Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust was formed at the end of 2002. It is a registered charity. The trust is managed by a committee of trustees. The trust aims […]
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