By Riordan Craig Derek McInnes made his return to Rugby Park on Saturday, following his departure from Kilmarnock in May, and was met with boos. The Hearts manager, who took Kilmarnock from […]
McInnes Booed on Rugby Park Return
More than 1,500 Ukrainian Azovstal defenders are held captive prisoners in Russia
By Anna Konovalenko Photo by Mykyta Budnyk On May 16, 2022, the Ukrainian Mariupol garrison who defended the city of Mariupol and the people there received a directive order to surrender in […]
EXCLUSIVE: Spartans winger Cammy Russell talks about his side’s start to the SPFL season
by Adam Kennedy Getting promoted, regardless of whichever division your club is in, is one of football’s ultimate highs. A whole host of effort, both physically and mentally, the final day of […]
Scottish based Ukrainians look to support their home country. The Shevchenko.philia story
By Anna Konovalenko Photo by Nadia Danylova and Bohdan Kramar In ten days, Ukrainians will meet the 600th day of the Russia-Ukrainian war. While Ukraine is undoubtedly relying on other countries with […]
Mental Health Awareness in the age of Social Media & COVID-19
By Layla Maguire Despite the developments with the COVID-19 vaccination, there is no cure for the mental distress that the pandemic has caused millions of people across the globe. The effects of […]
Popular Edinburgh vlogger hopes to raise awareness of psoriasis
BY MEG MONTAGUE The over 700 videos Shaun Cumming has uploaded to YouTube in the last five years mainly focus on his travels through countries such as Brazil, Iceland and the United […]
FINDING NEW WAYS TO COPE WITH COVID
by Euan McLean, Hala El-Djazairy and Pearse McLaughlin THE bizarre reality of post-Covid life can often feel like something out of a Hollywood script. Now one man is taking inspiration from an […]
Watch: Edinburgh Napier and UWS vote for free books
by Rebecca Weinberg The Big Read is an annual event at Edinburgh Napier University, but for the first time ever UWS students are also getting involved. Students are able to vote on […]
Edinburgh students fear for grades as university strikes persist
By Harris Cumming In the run up to another hectic exam season, students at the University of Edinburgh are growing increasingly concerned as the 8 day strike continues. The strikes, which affect 12 Scottish […]
Brexit’s effect on EU-funded research programmes
by Rebecca Weinberg Scottish universities receive 10% of their research income from the EU, according to a report by the Scottish Government. The EU’s Horizon 2020 research project is an integral part […]
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