By Scott Greer As America vote over the country for what is set to be one of the most important Presidential elections in years, the influence of sport and its players have […]
How American sport can influence Presidential elections
Sibling Cycling Success
By Kevin Kennedy Coming off the back of a career threatening injury, Scottish cyclist Eilidh Shaw had to bounce back and show her heart and determination to defy the odds. “If I […]
Shaw siblings strive for the growth of Scottish Cycling as the sport falls below its peers
By Ethan Barlow Despite housing one of the sport’s greatest ever competitors in Sir Chris Hoy, cycling’s engagement and viewership sits below its neighbouring games; athletics and swimming. Eilidh and Struan Shaw […]
Cycling: Scotland’s most underappreciated sport?
By Laurie Finlayson In Scotland, it is not uncommon for large groups of people to gather around the television to watch football or rugby, but is not often, if at all, that […]
Rising stars in Scottish cycling
By Hamzah Amir Ahmed From among the many successful athletes that come from the UK, many come from England, but Scotland has had their fair share of incredible talent over the years. […]
No badminton in 2026: Kirsty Gilmour saddened as she speaks to UWS News
By Laurie Finlayson Badminton has been dropped from the 2026 Commonwealth Games, as the bosses have made the decision to axe seven of the games key events. The scaled back event will […]
Football playing field need levelled now
by Stuart Mitchell A survey conducted by the Level Playing Field charity shows that disabled football fans have a significantly worse experience when supporting their teams in Europe. The charity seeks to […]
The Heroes of the Great Scottish Run
By Kyle Murphy The Great Scottish Run returns to Glasgow this weekend, with an expected 30,000 people turning up to run in their designated races. This weekend’s run will break its own […]
Pool Competition Sorted To Boost Student Morale
By Ryan Niven Pool competition organised to help students settle into accommodation. Staying in student halls moving away from home for the first time can be a very scary experience. That is […]
Hearts are broken after Naismith sacking
By Paul Cooper Hearts fan Adam Kennedy today gave the UWS newsroom an insight into the tremors felt around Tynecastle after the sacking of Steven Naismith on Sunday. The Hearts board wielded […]
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