When you finish school, it’s time to think about the important decisions you need to make about your next steps.
Grab your purses and get ready because a Fenty pop-up is coming to Glasgow this weekend.
British millennials’ money troubles are often put down to buying too much avocado toast or lattes to fuel our Instagram feeds.
If you’ve been devotedly watching Love Island for the last eight weeks (like us) then you might have pondered Dr Alex’s career.
Rejoice, because the summer holidays are (finally!) here. With almost three months to enjoy: there is a world of opportunity waiting for you to tap into.
Weekend two of TRNSMT festival is almost under way with rock legends Queen topping the bill tonight.
Life isn’t like Anchorman (unfortunately) but getting into the media doesn’t have to be a funny one-liner.
We are now in July which means exams are over but it doesn’t mean the stress is. Everyone knows how stressful this period can be for students as they wait for their results.
As the sun gleamed across Glasgow Green, punters came far and wide to revel in the festivities of TRNSMT.
What comes to your mind when you think of Europe? For most people it’s probably iconic cities such as London, Paris and Rome; for others, it’s famous beach resorts in Greece and Italy.
Scotland is officially experiencing a heatwave and while we might not be used to the big ball of fire in the sky, one thing’s for sure – it won’t be getting the best of us during festival season.
Grab your mates, pack the sun cream and don’t forget your tickets ‘cos TRNSMT lands in Glasgow Green tomorrow.
If like us, you’re already dreading life post-TRNSMT in a few weeks. But fear not – we have the perfect event to fill the festival-sized gap in your heart.
Glasgow’s very own art deco goth quartet, The Ninth Wave are preparing for this weekend’s TRNSMT slot.
New artists come and go, but Tom Walker is here to stay (thanks to square sausage and Glasgow crowds).
As we all celebrate the return of Love Island, sad news comes from a former islander.
Fatherson have been quiet lately, leaving fans wondering what’s next. After months of teasing new music on their social media, the Kilmarnock natives are back on the scene and are playing TRNSMT for the first time.
As a producer, writer and singer, Nina Nesbitt is now a triple threat. She’s just finished her first American tour and is playing TRNSMT in July.
TRNSMT is taking festival food to the next level this year with Platform, the latest edition to Glasgow’s street food scene.
This July, Jane Weaver is heading to Glasgow to play the TRNSMT King Tuts stage.
All girl rock band, The Amorettes, are on their way to world domination with their latest headline tour and new album. We caught up with Gill, Heather and Hannah to chat about TRNSMT festival.
Una Healy is still as passionate about music as during her time in girlband The Saturdays, but this time she’s going solo.
Bedford lad Tom Grennan is preparing for a summer like no other, and TRNSMT is calling his name.
Smooth vocals and quick-witted charm, there’s more to James Bay than model good looks and chart-topping music.
Jack, Joe, Callum and Jordan caught up with Source to chat TRNSMT, tunes and Snoop Dogg.
Last year revellers of all ages were bouncing over Glasgow Green as The View sang about wearing the same jeans for four days. Now, the curly haired lead singer of the Dundonian band is doing TRNSMT solo.
The Glasgow Science Centre is holding a 20 day gaming festival!
The queen of reality television and showing of her killer figure, Kim Kardashian West has launched her brand-new fragrance, KKW Body.
Lewis Capaldi shot to fame at the end of 2016 after his music was noticed on Soundcloud by his now manager.
The Argyll and Bute Council has launched an independent scheme to help young graduates from the area to pursue a career in teaching, in order to provide incentives for youngsters to stay in the area.
With Brexit looming over it, it is no surprise that the idea of going on Erasmus feels both unique and scary.
The long cultural history of Glasgow is being revolutionised by a young generation of slam poets, coming from all over the world to bless the clubs and sweaty basements of the city.
Sports lovers can rejoice as the first ever Glasgow 2018 European Championships is being held from August 2nd – 12th.
The Moscow State Circus is coming to Scotland, and we have two tickets for one of their performances in Dundee’s Riverside Park to a lucky reader!
Great news in the Year of Young People! Action for Children is going to receive a £1m boost from the Glasgow City Council to continue its Serious Organised Crime Early Intervention Service in the Glasgow area.
Periods can be an uncomfortable topic for a lot of people to talk about. Scotland is on a mission to end period poverty.
As Lauren Mayberry prepares to jet back from the States, we caught up with the singer to chat new music, performing live, and getting a decent curry ahead of TRNSMT.
It’s been a few years since their last headlining tour, but they’re finally back!
If you want to make yourself indispensable when you go into the job centre, read on!
The weekend is coming up and you’re out of ideas about where to spend your Friday and Saturday night. Don’t worry! How about a live music café? After all, nothing goes better with great food than quality music.
Feeling torn between a traditional Scottish brunch and the exotic vibes of a phat kaphrao? A new restaurant pop-up in the Southside is here to satisfy your international craving for two special days in June!
After releasing his fourth studio album, Happy Accidents, in September, Jamie Lawson is on tour with megastar Ed Sheeran for the second time.
After you complete a Teaching English as a Foreign Language qualification you can jet off to over 50 countries to teach English.
To remember the colourful and creative soul of Frightened Rabbit’s Scott Hutchison, a local artist has revealed a stunning mural near the Riverside Museum.
Glasgow’s Southside has become one of the hottest hubs to spend your free time in, away from the overcrowded and commercial area around Buchanan Street.
On the occasion of the #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, it is good to celebrate the hard work of those who understand the struggle and are willing to contribute to the well-being of others.
This week it’s Mental Health Awareness Week (14-20 May) but mental health affects people all year round. We’ve talked about opening up when you’re struggling with your mental health and about body image.
It’s Mental Health Awareness Week (14-20th May) although it’s always important to be aware of your own mental health.
We're incredibly sad to hear about Scott from @frabbits Our thoughts are with all those closest. He spoke openly about his depression and we have no doubt that helped so many people across Scotland, and the rest of the world in understanding their own feelings. If you're struggling you can speak to @Samaritanscharity anytime on […]
Bethan is one of Scotland’s top netballers, but how does she manage to study for a degree and maintain a social life whilst competing on an international level?
We caught up with lead singer and guitarist Keith Murray of indie rock sensation We Are Scientists before his Glasgow gig.
This morning Canadian doughnut brand, Tim Hortons, announced their plans to open a 24-hour drive thru in Govanhill, Glasgow.
Six By Nico has announced its new theme and we are excited.
NUFF, a London-based store that makes healthy junk food is coming to Glasgow and we can’t wait.
Not knowing what you’re going to do once you leave school can be daunting and university or college isn’t for everyone.
Kelly McGurk, 29, was humiliated after her ex-boyfriend, Jamie Leitch sent private images and video which spread to dozens of people sharing them.
May is full of weird and funny holidays all throughout the month and we can’t wait to celebrate.
Exams start today and it might feel like they’ll last forever, but in just over a month the worst will be over and you’ll be free for summer. I know, we can’t wait either.
It’s officially exam time and no matter how much you prepare that always guarantees one thing – stress.
This June, Demi Lovato will headline the Glasgow SSE Hydro as part of her first ever UK tour.
Two courses are being offered by University of the West of Scotland (UWS) to alleviate STEM teacher shortages and have a limited number of places for start this September.
Praise to the humble black cab, Glasgow Taxis are providing free taxi fares for students.
We talk to Jen Ang, Director of JustRight Scotland and Open University Law about how young Scottish human rights lawyers are going to change the world.
Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson is encouraging the discussion for male mental health.
We speak to Paul about the career change that led him to a nuclear degree apprenticeship at Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) with the Ministry of Defence.
Looking for some part time work over the spring term? Sick of your waiting or call centre job and fancy something a bit more exciting?
Music has always been an integral part of uniting everyone. Now, the biggest names in the Scottish hip hop scene will release the beats to battle mental health stigma in memory of rapper Lumo
It can feel like the end of the world when you don’t pass your exams or get the grade you need. What do you do now?
Beyond the four walls of the classroom, there is a world of opportunity waiting to be tapped into, and it comes in the shape of an apprenticeship.
Exam season is a stress-fest – no two ways about it, but you don’t have to let it get to you. Here’s seven ways to help you keep exam tension at bay.
There’s nothing more thrilling than your first relationship. But how much do you really know about spotting signs of abuse?
With 15 universities and 27 colleges here in Scotland, some might say you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to educational options after leaving school.
As the Cambridge Analytica scandal unfolds – how can you manage your online reputation?
Our favourite Geordie lass is at it once again tackling trolls head on.
If you’re interested in travel and want to get paid for it, you should consider teaching English overseas. It’s a great way to see the world, make money and boost your CV. We talk to TEFL Org UK about what’s on offer. There are paid and voluntary positions available all over the globe; from central and South America […]
You’ll probably have heard the name Cambridge Analytica popping up in the news in recent weeks.
With exams fast approaching, if you’ve never had to revise for anything more serious than a class test, there’s a good chance you’re bricking it right now.
Award winning comedian Adele Cliff is getting ready to embark on her new tour. She hits the Liberté in Glasgow later this month as part of Glasgow’s International Comedy Festival.
As part of the Glasgow Film Festival 2018, we watched Love, Simon, a comedy drama based on the 2015 novel Simon vs the Homo-Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli.
As part of Glasgow Film Festival 2018, we watched Nae Pasaran, a feature length documentary by director Felipe Bustos Sierra.
Stand up, writer, sketch performer, and one half of comedy double-act Twins – Annie McGrath is a busy woman.
After the success of their dreamy psych-rock debut album Human Ceremony, Sunflower Bean are back with their second record Twentytwo in Blue.
Breathy vocals, slow beats, raw lyrics with simple chord changes… Issues was one of the major anthems of 2017 that struck a chord with its honesty.
Mae is startlingly confident – she holds the room effortlessly and at the end of the show, you want to be her best friend. You’ll certainly never look at Bette Midler the same way again.
There’s a lot of pressure on young people these days to make perfect life decisions. If you don’t have your whole life figured out at the very tender age of 17 years-old, you start to feel a little panicked.
Stand-up comedian Larry Dean chats about taking his show Fandan back to his native Glasgow and how he started his comedy training in school.
What’s the biggest event happening in March? Nah, we’re not talking St. Patricks Day, it’s International Women’s Day!
Turbowolf is a band hard to pin down. Musically they’ve been called everything from metal to rock to punk to psychedelia and the band’s always changing sound is what has gained them a devoted fanbase.
2018 is officially the Year of Young People in Scotland, and so it should be.
Calling all muggles, the event you have been waiting for is finally here!
Back in 2015 one of Glasgow’s most iconic clubs played its very last beat.
The weather was out in full force today and yesterday… as were all the Glaswegians.
As part of Glasgow Film Festival 2018, we watched The Breadwinner, a 2017 animated film.
Holy moly, Tantrum Doughnuts are expanding, and there’s not a tantrum in sight.
2018 marks the Year of Young People in Scotland with special events, panels, and festivals taking place throughout the country to celebrate just how great youngsters are.
Dream Wife has come at just the right time.
The Oil and Gas Technical Apprentice Programme (OGTAP) could be your dream ticket to a fulfilling career with top training and prospects, opportunities for travel and a generous salary.
After some time away from the limelight, James Arthur is back – and 2018 is set to be the singer’s year.
He played a sold-out gig at the iconic King Tut’s before he’d even released a single, performed in front of a massive crowd at last year’s TRNSMT, and he spent an epic month-long writing and recording trip in the States
Glasgow’s very first Harry Potter shop is opening its doors tomorrow and we can’t wait.