The bags are packed, your family keep pestering you about looking after yourself, you’re ready to party: Freshers’ Week is calling you! How much do you know about staying safe?
Freshers
Money Series: the emotional side of money
It’s the thing that makes the world go around, lets us splurge in Topshop or fills us with dread: money. There’s a lot of emotion tied to that pound coin.
Innovative UWS degrees to support the growth of STEM teacher workforce
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.
No cash, no problem with Glasgow Taxis student scheme
Praise to the humble black cab, Glasgow Taxis are providing free taxi fares for students.
Picking the right university or college for you
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.
Travel, teach, and earn money by doing TEFL on your gap year
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 […]
Comedian Annie McGrath on sexism, dry humour, and Scottish gigs
Stand up, writer, sketch performer, and one half of comedy double-act Twins – Annie McGrath is a busy woman.
Sunflower Bean on growing up and making music in turbulent times
After the success of their dreamy psych-rock debut album Human Ceremony, Sunflower Bean are back with their second record Twentytwo in Blue.
The Big Interview: Julia Michaels
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.