By Salvatore Boemi More than 25.000 delegates are set to come to Glasgow over the next few weeks for the United Nations Climate Change Conference. The COP26 is taking place between October […]
By Declan Hughes As the fight against racism marches on, Show Racism The Red Card’s campaigns to tackle the societal issue becomes more prominent in the month of October. October is officially […]
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By Pearse McLaughlin Cumbernauld resident Liam Docherty has opened up about his struggles with mental health during lockdown and how he was demotivated with online learning. He stayed in contact with friends […]
By Alan Caldwell Team captain for the Glasgow Rocks, Jonny Bunyan, graduated last year from UWS after studying for four years at the university where he completed a course in Sports Development. […]
by Salvatore Boemi Nowadays, gastronomy is living in a new era of sustainability and innovation that offer people a unique experience. For decades, food quality has been one of the most important […]
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 […]
By Amber Smith Safety of staff and patients alike is the priority; however, this has been compromised by hundreds of patients going to accident and emergency about health issues that do not […]
By Colin Falconer (cs_rose1) Graduate positions are a massive point of concern for students this year in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic and the reality of going into a remote working […]
By Kiana Greenan 25-year-old, Lauren Primrose @weeprimm from Glasgow was left unemployed due to the pandemic last year. Like many people lockdown massively impacted her mental health. A combination of unemployment and isolation left her looking […]
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