By Kevin Craigens Trade Unions are calling for food retail workers to be vaccinated as a priority alongside other key workers, such as NHS staff and support workers. This comes in the […]
Retail Workers Must Be Priority For Vaccines Say Trade Unions
Students wary of Remote Graduate Jobs – “I Don’t Think I Could Cope with that, and I Know I’m Not the Only One.”
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 […]
Abbie Little: Football Saved For Another Day
BY KEVIN CRAIGENS (@KCraigens) LIKE saving a shot on goal Abbie Little has put football on hold while she settles into her studies and a new home. The former Ayr United Women’s […]
Ex-Man City youth player discusses Joe Hart, Kasper Schmeichel and the future of American football
From the Man city youth team to the goalkeeping coach at Oldham Athletic. Greg Hartley’s career in football has been an interesting one. In his youthful days, Hartley turned professional at Man […]
‘Italian student “relaxed” about student accommodation’
By Thomas Durning Italian student Salvatore Boemi arrived in Scotland from Italy five years ago. Salvatore wants to pursue a career in journalism and decided that his best chance to do that […]
From Marketing madness to Media Mayhem
University of the West of Scotland student, Hala El – Djazairy is keen on making moves into the journalism world and is excited for the new challenge, having previously worked in the […]
UWS: Our new funds to support international students
By Alice Liana Galli Facing coronavirus can be challenging, especially if you are a foreign student away from home and you are experiencing financial difficulties. But what is the University doing to […]
Thesis and dissertation work: is online research enough?
By Sarah Livingston The culmination of a Master’s degree is normally a heavily research based thesis or dissertation, but with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, some students are having to alter their plans. […]
Living in a student campus at the time of COVID-19
By Alice Liana Galli A bitter start of the week for colleges’ and universities’ students all across Scotland where the structures have closed due to coronavirus outbreaks. Among them also the students […]
Scottish government plans new student loan support
by Rebecca Weinberg Student loan debt in Scotland has almost tripled since 2010, revealed Audit Scotland in a new report. As students feel ever-increasing pressure about their financial futures following this news, […]
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