By Hamzah Amir Ahmed The Davis Cup final eight kicks off today with the hosts, Spain, taking on the Netherlands at 4pm. The favourites to take the trophy are the defending champions […]
Rafa set to rally one last time
UWS Pyros playing the American way
By Riordan Craig American football is one of the biggest sports in America, but it is growing in the UK as well. UWS has its own American football team, the Pyros, who […]
What the candidates stand for
By Hamzah Amir Ahmed MILLIONS of Americans will be casting their votes today but what are they rushing to the polling stations for? Abortion and immigration are two of the biggest talking […]
Scots sister and brother in cycling glory chase.
By Paul Cooper Upcoming Scottish cyclists Eilidh and Struan Shaw recently took time out of their schedules to talk to students about the challenges they face as they pursue their cycling dreams. […]
Striking a Balance – Walking Football & Mental Health in Glasgow
By Samuel Ukah Various studies have highlighted the beneficial impacts of physical exercise on people’s mental health; however, one not-so-traditional sport has been impacting a community in Glasgow. The John Sutton Community […]
Football for All Generations – Walking Football in the Fast Lane Despite Walking Pace
By Daniel Cecura Having fun playing football, improving your health and socialising – the new trend sport of Walking Football combines all of this. Developed as an alternative for people over 50 […]
Out For A Smoke? – Should Scotland Follow England’s Smoking Bill
Johnny Little Should you have the right to smoke? Should Scotland follow England’s proposed smoking restrictions and even a full on ban? With only 2 out of 14 Scottish health boards hitting […]
The Influence of Student Residence on a Successful Degree
By Daniel Cecura This article explores the vital role of student accommodations. Beyond living spaces, these residences are hubs of learning and connection, shaping the student experience. From fostering collaboration to providing […]
Scotland’s Students Fall Behind – 1 in 4 Not Meeting Standards
Johnny Little 1 in 4 children in Scotland are not reaching primary school standards, according to a new report on Education performance. The PISA report has raised generational concerns about the decline: […]
Sustainable farming in Scotland: the link between locality and quality
By Daniel Cecura Scotland, with its rolling hills and sweeping landscapes, is not only known for its stunning natural beauty, but also for a thriving agricultural industry that is increasingly focused on […]
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