By Rebecca Tierney The campaign to draw attention to women’s safety on nights out after a series of spiking incidents will lead a Scotland-wide boycott of nightclubs tonight (Thursday). Girls Night In […]
The Rise of Eco-Anxiety

by Adam Campbell By Adam Campbell Evidence suggests young people are becoming more anxious about climate change and the ecological crisis. The scale and intensity of climate change – and the cacophony […]
MA Multimedia Slideshows

A collection of video and still image multimedia shorts from the MA class of 2020/21 looking at how the Covid pandemic has impacted different groups within our society from women in sport, […]
SCOTS MUSICIANS’ NEXT JOB COULD BE IN CYBER. (they just know it won’t be)

By Layla Maguire COVID-19 has pushed musicians across the globe back to where they started: performing in their bedroom. This time last year, gigs and concerts were among the main events to […]
Brexit Coin Scrapped

By Evann Clelland The recent extension of the date for the UK leaving the EU has affected not only the people of Britain, but also their money. The Royal Mint was asked […]
MA Social Shorts On Scottish Housing

A series of social shorts from the MA cohort in Broadcast Journalism, 19/20 at UWS Ayr discussing social housing.
Industry Professionals Inform UWS Students of Online Hacks

Cyber security experts gathered at UWS Ayr Campus on Tuesday to inform students of the dangers posed by hackers and online viruses in the digital world. Phil Taylor of Palo Alto Networks was […]
UWS TV, “On Ayr” February 2019

Presented by Eszter Tarnai and Sarah Peddie with reports from Jack Ewing, Amy Park, Alex Doherty, Scott Bevan and Anais Mampuya. Sports reports and analysis from Darren Weir and Sandrine Wyrich. Directed […]
UWS NEWS RADIO ON AYR FEBRUARY 2019

UWS News deliver extensive coverage of the Oscars, Brexit and all your latest news headlines from across Scotland. Edited by Scott McLeod, Reporters Eszter Tarnai, Anais Mumpuya, Alex Docherty and Jack Ewing, […]
No Deal Hinders Scotland’s Economy

By Scott McLeod A no-deal Brexit would be damaging to Scotland’s economy and public finances, a Holyrood committee has warned. In a unanimous, cross-party report, the Finance and Constitution Committee said the […]
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