Christmas is finally here and there’s nothing like the yearly festivities in Glasgow, but this year it is bigger and better. There are more stalls (including vegan food options), a wider variety […]
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CEO of Edinburgh Fringe Festival “blown away” by UWS students
By Amy Cassidy 26thNovember 2018 When the inspiring become inspired: Performance students at UWS took centre stage at the Inspiring Women Event last week to perform a thought-provoking contemporary piece about […]
Netflix Giant to Adapt Beloved Roald Dahl Books into Movies
BY FIONA MACKIE NETFLIX announced yesterday on Twitter that the online streaming service will be remaking Roald Dahl’s best known books in animation form. This will include well – known favourites Matilda […]
Someone Else’s Addiction
BY SUSIE PATERSON Scotland’s addiction problem is not getting better. In fact NHS statistics show 934 drug related deaths were reported in Scotland in 2017, and the signs are it’s getting worse. […]
St Enoch Square Christmas Markets Are Back!
BY PETYA PLACHKOVA What to look for when shopping at the markets? Christmas is just around the corner. If you are falling behind with your Christmas shopping or you are just looking […]
Far Right Supporter Dropped from Italian Football Team
BY Ludovica Maria Muttini The women’s team captain, Concetta “Titty” Astarita, was dropped from Afro-Napoli United after announcing her candidacy as a member of the far-right League political coalition run by Matteo […]
Paedophile Hunters in Ayr
By Morgane Colinet PAEDOPHILE hunters hit Ayr last weekend as they went to meet an alleged child abuser. The suspected sex offender was intercepted just outside Ayr bus station whilst on his […]
Students VS Letting Agents?
BY LEA FABBRINI AYR – The lack of regulation on letting agents is leaving students without a place to live, even when the academic session has already started. Students are left with […]
Support for Students in Higher Education During World Suicide Prevention Day.
By Erin Kearns. The number of students in higher education in the UK who suffer from mental health issues and suicidal thoughts has risen over the last decade according the the Office […]
UWS Welcomes Record Number of ERASMUS Students Despite Brexit Fears
By Dane McBeth For many at UWS it’s the first day of term with first year and returning students beginning classes. For students who are part of the Erasmus programme (European Community […]
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