By Gordon McColm Despite a series of meetings at the start of the week, UWS is still yet to clarify the extent measures it will take as the Coronavirus spreads across Scotland. […]
By Sarah Livingston As borders are closing around the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many international students are making the quick decision to return to their home countries. Face to face […]
By Nora Garcia ”I think that the University should be able to figure something out. I hope they will, but I just don’t know.”. ”I’m afraid because I’m only in this country […]
by Mya Bollan UWS international students might face fierce fares as many are hoping to head home. With the outbreak of coronavirus taking control of the way we live, the UK government […]
By Gordon McColm Last Friday, UWS students were sent an email that advised them “not to attend our campuses from Monday 16 March 2020”. The information was also posted online. Staff also […]
By Evann Clelland A library to most people is a place full of old, dusty books. Some members of the public think of libraries as a place where information can be accessed […]
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 […]
By Evann Clelland Cambridge university has banned all military personnel and weapons from their freshers fair due to the potential effect they can have on students’ mental health. For a student, seeing […]
by Rebecca Weinberg A staggering £533.6 million worth of loans were authorised by SAAS in 2018 – 2019, according to a report by Audit Scotland. As 505,800 individuals still had outstanding debt […]
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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