Last night, thousands of us around the country came together to clap for those on the frontline of the Coronavirus outbreak: the NHS medical staff treating patients, the carers, support workers and all key workers at this time.
During stressful times as these, it’s more important than ever to look after your mental health and make it as much of a priority as your physical health.
If you’ve been social distancing or self-isolating, you might be looking for new things to do to keep yourself entertained and stay positive during this challenging time. And podcasts are great fun and can feel like you’re not alone.
During uncertain times such as these, you might find yourself glued to your phone, scrolling Twitter for constant updates, or retreating to Instagram to try and find some positivity.
British Science Week kicked off on 6 March, giving you the perfect opportunity to learn more about the planet we call home. If you’re wondering about a career that can help make a difference to the climate, meteorology might be for you.
There are over 60,000 nursing professionals working in Scotland, each one delivering invaluable care to patients around the country. Two nurses explain why you should consider a dynamic career in nursing.
Don’t miss out: the newest issue of Source – Scotland’s leading student title, is here! Read the spring issue online now.
After you’ve decided to undertake an apprenticeship the next step is applying. The process is different for each type of apprenticeship: but don’t stress, we’re taking the confusion out of the application process.
Apprenticeships are a great option if you’re not sure about your subjects for next year, or what you want to do when you leave school. From foundation to graduate, we’re bringing you the different types, so you can decide on the right next step for you.
Singing in private, to busking in Dublin’s musical epicentre, to selling out tours worldwide, Dermot Kennedy has a hold on music. Lorne Gillies discovered the power behind Dermot’s rise to glory.
In uncertain times such as these, you may be wondering how the recent outbreak of COVID-19 (AKA Coronavirus) might affect you.
Learn about the inner workings of your brain at Glasgow Science Centre (GSC) this March with Science Lates: Inside Your Mind. Cultural events co-ordinator at Glasgow Science Centre, Chris Banks, tells us why you shouldn’t miss it.
Today (8 March) is International Women’s Day (IWD), and this year the theme is #EachForEqual, highlighting the individual actions we can all take to affect big change.
Education and discussions on mental health are imperative, and one charity is working to help make tiny changes to your mental health.
Studying in Glasgow? Liberty Living’s two premium residences offer an ideal base for all students, with modern rooms, on-site facilities and a convenient city centre location.
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, but it’s a condition that is still largely misunderstood, even by those living with it.
Are you deciding what career path to follow after you leave school? Maybe you’re looking to enhance your knowledge to bag that promotion or change career direction completely? Robert Gordon University (RGU) could be the catalyst to your career.
In a landmark movement, the Scottish Government is set to vote on legislation that will tackle period poverty.
Love is well and truly in the air, and we can’t get enough of the latest TRNSMT acts announced to perform this July at Glasgow Green.
As we celebrated another International Day of Women and Girls in Science, it’s important to take a look at exactly what women have achieved in the male-dominated world of science.
Giving back is an excellent way to get more involved with the community and gain valuable experience – how can you give back during Student Volunteering Week?
This week (3-9 February) is Children’s Mental Health Week, where we raise awareness of the issues facing young people in society today, and encourage our friends and ourselves to open up about how we’re feeling.
Today marks the start of National Apprenticeship Week (3–9 February). If you’re not sure about what you want to do when you leave school, now is a great time to research a different option, that enables you to earn while you learn.
Today (30 January) is Young Carers Awareness Day – a day where we give thanks for all the amazing hard work that young carers around the country do, and raise awareness of the issues and challenges facing them.
Get your bank accounts ready, because Edinburgh Summer Sessions have just announced their line-up, and we’re buzzing.
Today (25 January) is the day we celebrate Scotland’s national treasure; the man who put our humble country on the map, whose words and poetry have been heard and celebrated all around the world. No, not Rod Stewart (our adopted son). That’s right, we’re talking Robert Burns.
Today (25 January) is the start of Lunar New Year, otherwise known as Chinese New Year – 新年快乐, Happy New Year! 2020 is the Year of the Rat, but what does this year have in store for you?
With over 800 stores, a career with supermarket chain Aldi comes with plenty of opportunities. An apprenticeship or graduate programme with Aldi could help you go the extra mile.
We’ve all had days where we just couldn’t face the thought of getting out of bed and heading to school, uni or your part-time job. It happens to the best of us.
Delve into the world of science behind some of your favourite movie moments at Glasgow Science Centre (GSC) this February with Science Lates: Sound and Screen. Cultural events co-ordinator at Glasgow Science Centre, Chris Banks, tells us why you should go along.
There’s no doubt about it – January is definitely the worst month of the year. It’s dark, cold, wet and it’s no longer acceptable to play Christmas tunes. What’s even the point?
We’ve been waiting over three years for Glasgow lads Twin Atlantic to release their fourth LP, now it’s less than 10 days until you can get your hands on Power.
Learning a new language comes with a host of benefits and British Sign Language (BSL) is no different – taking a course could even help you with awards like the Duke of Edinburgh award.
Don’t just learn it; work it at New College Lanarkshire, just like Oliwia Sierakowska who is studying HND Computer Aided Architectural Design and Technology (CAADT) at New College Lanarkshire’s Motherwell Campus.
The BSc Adult Nursing course the at University of Stirling could be your perfect career path. We speak to Graeme, a third year student on the course.
The bustling city of Glasgow is a buzz with students, and with opportunities to get future ready at Glasgow Clyde College, you too could be at the heart of the action.
Tomorrow (12 December), is the day the country will head to polling stations to vote for the new government. Maybe this is your first election, or maybe you just need a refresh on what happens on the day? Either way, we’re bringing you a rundown of everything you need to know about polling day for […]
Considering leaving school and unsure of which path to take? Thankfully, with help from the Highland Reserve Forces and Cadets Association (HRFCA) you’re sure to put your best foot forward.
Mental health charity Student Minds published The University Mental Health Charter, detailing how universities can improve staff and student mental health.
Last night (3 December) crowds flocked to SWG3 to see Manchester native, Aitch. We got the Buss Down to see the rapper and songwriter: spoiler alert – it was wild.
Remember when you were little, and adults would ask ‘what do you want to be when you grow up?’ When did that turn into ‘what do you want to do when you graduate?’ As we get bigger, our dreams often seem to get smaller, but that’s no reason to let a conventional job market define […]
You don’t have to fly to be in the RAF. With over 52 roles on offer, a world of potential (quite literally) was opened up to Josh Taylor when he left school to join-up.
Last night (25 November), YouTube hosted a workshop in Glasgow, giving the next generation of aspiring Scottish music artists, businesses, and music students the chance to learn how they can use YouTube to build a career.
As you might have heard already, on 12 December, we will be heading out to the polls, to take part in a general election. Today (26 November) is the deadline to register to vote. But motivating yourself to vote can be especially difficult if you’re unsure about what the different parties are offering. We’re breaking […]
Last night (25 November) our favourite Geordie took to the stage at the o2 Academy in Glasgow with good tunes, epic saxophone solos and an unforgettable cover of one of his biggest inspirations.
From 4pm tomorrow (26 November) fans will have the chance to discover the lineup for TRNSMT 2020 and could even get their hands on free tickets.
Since rocketing onto the scene in 2016 Sam Fender has been making waves in the music industry. Emma Storr talks growing up, staying grounded and Hypersonic Missiles with the Geordie star ahead of his sold out gig tonight (25 November).
Gaining work experience abroad looks incredibly impressive on your CV. Programs like Camp America immerse participants in another culture and allows them to gain important life skills that employers actively look for in the workplace.
So, you might have heard something about a general election in recent weeks? That’s right – in less than three weeks time, the country will be making a return to the polling station, to vote for who we want to see in government.
The country, folk singer made a triumphant return to Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom last night (17 November) telling the sold-out crowd it was “a pleasure” to be back.
November is drawing to a close, if you’re a fresher studying in Glasgow you can no doubt look back fondly on two months packed full of making friends, wild nights out, numerous alcoholic beverages, countless noodles and beans on toast and maybe a couple of hours of actual studying.
Last night (14 November), we witnessed the return of rock and roll at the Barrowlands in Glasgow.
Get ready for jungle fever and gruesome challenges, the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! 2019 line up is confirmed and we’re ready for the drama.
Advent calendars at the ready! Glasgow Science Centre is sledging towards Christmas with Science Lates: Winter Wonderland on Friday 29 November.
Are you interested in a career in healthcare where you make a real and immediate difference on the frontline? Do you want to study at a university that prepares you for a career, not just your first job? Queen Margaret University’s new degree in Paramedic Science could be perfect for you.
Financial expert Max Horne shares his money advice to get you through the festive season in The Money Instruction Book.
Every year, we celebrate Bonfire Night, to remember the actions of Guy Fawkes, and his attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament over 400 years ago.
Halloween is, without a doubt, the best holiday of the year. But, getting the perfect costume that will not only wow, but doesn’t break the bank, is crucial. Here are our top spooky costumes.
Today (10 Ocotober) marks World Mental Health Day. It’s important to know how to recognise and understand mental health conditions.
Plested has penned some of pop music’s biggest hits – Touch by Little Mix and Hollywood by Lewis Capaldi to name a few. We caught up with him, ahead of the release of his new single The Least That I Could Do (10 October)
This weekend (4 and 5 October), Two Door Cinema Club made their return to Glasgow, to play not one, but two sold-out shows at the O2 Academy.
Two Door Cinema Club’s upbeat tunes have been the soundtrack of many a summer – this one included. We caught up with bassist and synth player, Kevin Baird, to find out about the band’s love affair with Glasgow.
Everyday life can be overwhelming, that’s why the NHS and Public Health England (PHE) have teamed up to create Every Mind Matters, a platform to support mental health, improve wellbeing and support others.
This Halloween, we dare you to sneak into Glasgow Science Centre after hours, where you are free to roam all the haunted exhibits, child-free, with a drink in hand.
The smash hit podcast My Dad Wrote a Porno is back with its fifth book, following the escapades of the enigma, Belinda, and her colleagues at Steele’s Pots and Pans.
Imagine you could sneak into Glasgow Science Centre after hours where you are free to roam all the exhibits, with a drink in hand and no children roaming around. Well now you can…
If you’re looking to launch your career in journalism, look no further because the BBC is looking for young reporters to join their team.
This week was a celebration of life during Organ Donation Week 2019, raising awareness and promoting new methods of becoming a donor.
If, like us, you’ve been following Zoe Sugg since she started her YouTube channel in 2009 you’ll know her for vlogging about life, beauty, mental health and her pug, Nala. Now, our fave YouTuber is shedding light on an experience women will all go through: smear tests.
As the summer holidays come to an end (cry), you might be starting to think about your summer job and, more specifically, how to leave.
Trying to figure out what all this university chat is about? One sure fire way to get ahead of the game is to go to open days.
If you’re planning on heading off to university next year, the journey starts now. That’s right: we’re talking open days.
As you’re preparing to return to university or heading off for the first time, it’s important to ensure your mental health comes first.
Gallery Apartments is the perfect place to call home for anyone studying at Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow School of Art or the University of Strathclyde.
It’s been a whirlwind year for Mabel, with two top-10 singles and a new album already in the bag. Saskia Harper caught up with the singer-songwriter, to chat success, self-love, and staying true to yourself.
Can comedy and PC culture co-exist? Source intern Olivia McCann argues that context is key.
TRNSMT is well-known for featuring some of the hottest bands of the moment. Opening the Main Stage on the Sunday was The Amazons. We sat down for a chat with the band to find out where they get their inspiration and the true meaning of rock and roll.
Maybe you opened your results envelope and didn’t receive the grades you were hoping for. But don’t worry, because there are exciting opportunities out there, leading you on the path to your next adventure. If you’re looking for a gap year experience that allows you to see the world, gain some life experience, and educate […]
Results day is over and if you didn’t get the grades you wanted or expected, it can be easy to give up. It does pretty much feel like the end of the world, but it isn’t. We’ve got the rundown on what your next steps could be.
Are you thinking about postgraduate study in business? It is not too late to apply to join the triple accredited Strathclyde Business School in September 2019.
Leaving home to start university or college can be stressful. You have to do your own washing (what?!), make new friends and try not to get lost on your way to class. We’ve rounded up our top tips to prepare you for higher education.
The day we’ve all been waiting for is finally here: Results Day. No matter how today goes, it’s important to remember that whatever is inside that envelope does not define you.
Everything you’ve been working towards, have been nervous for and have worried about is finally here: results day. If you open the envelope and don’t see what you would like today, there’s a team ready to offer you advice and support.
Mental health is important all year round, especially as we fast approach Results Day 2019.
Discover your creativity in the heart of Dundee, by visiting the upcoming Open Days at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design on Friday 1 November and Saturday 2 November 2019.
As students hear back from university or college applications, what if you don’t get into your first choice? Source intern Olivia McCann says it’s only positive.
Cold Years kicked off the year on Kerrang’s Hottest Bands of 2019 list, and things are still going up. Frontman, Ross, chats to Source about the band’s journey and their dream collaborations.
What seemed like a lifetime to wait is etching ever closer. We’re talking 6 August aka Results Day.
Getting ready to hit up halls? Pack the pots and pans, ditch the kitchen sink with our guide on what you do, and don’t, need to bring.
The countdown to the new uni year is on and whether you are returning for another year or ready to step on campus for the first time, it is important to know the signs of domestic abuse.
One thing is for sure: Sea Girls are setting sail to exciting places. We caught up with lead singer, Henry Camamile and guitarist, Rory Young, to chat all things TRNSMT and their return to Glasgow in October, to play Tenement Trail.
If you managed to catch Tom Grennan’s TRNSMT set on Sunday (14 July), count yourself very lucky indeed. We caught up with the man himself to chat about his love of Glasgow and got the exclusive scoop on new music…
Ahead of their headline slot at the King Tut’s Stage on the final day of TRNSMT 2019, Source caught up with Circa Waves, to chat all about their festival highlights, the latest album, What’s It Like Over There? and, of course, naked breakdancing.
Well, TRNSMT is over for another year and all we can say is, it’s been an absolute belter.
The summer break is finally here, but that doesn’t mean the work has to completely stop.
Love it or hate the thought of it: part time jobs are heaven sent. Get your own dolla and life experience this summer.
This week (1-7 July) it’s Sarcoma Awareness Week, but 75% of people don’t know what sarcoma is. We’re telling you the facts and how you can get involved.
From Belladrum to HebCelt and Piping Live we’ve got our fair share of festivals in Scotland, but as Glastonbury comes to a close we’re getting ready to welcome some of the festival’s biggest acts to a city near you.
This past weekend (26-30 June) Glastonbury had us glued to our TV sets and seething with jealousy.
Today (1 July) the Samaritans annual Talk to Us campaign begins, encouraging the nation to have a chat when life gets challenging.