Today is World Health Day, an annual event highlighting various illnesses and disabilities to raise awareness and spread knowledge. This year the World Health Organisation (WHO) is running a year-long campaign on depression. Depression is one of the leading illnesses worldwide and suicide is the second largest cause of death amongst those aged 15 to… Continue reading Let’s Talk About Depression
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Harry Styles has gone solo – here’s what we know
Our favourite member of One Direction (sorry Niall) has finally gone and launched his solo career 🎉🎉🎉 Harry hopped onto Radio 1 this morning for a (pre-recorded) interview with Nick Grimshaw (who is currently in Miami with his mum) to launch his debut solo single Sign of the Times. So what do we know about… Continue reading Harry Styles has gone solo – here’s what we know
Top Tips For A Study Break
The exam date is looming, you’ve got books piled up around you and a forest worth of paper all over the place with words highlighted in the hopes you’re studying the right thing. Stress levels are building and you’ve drunk so much tea you’re not quite sure how you haven’t turned into the PG Tips monkey yet.… Continue reading Top Tips For A Study Break
Study Vibes Playlist
It’s exam time again! We know you’ll be itching to get the summer holidays started and revel in the sun, get to the festivals and generally chill out after a hard semester or slaving away at work. But before all that, revision. Don’t worry we’ve got ya covered with our study vibes playlist to help you… Continue reading Study Vibes Playlist
Interview: Callum Beattie
Callum Beattie isn’t like other musicians out there; thanks to his wit and gallus behaviour he has ‘performed’ with REM on the main stage at T in the Park and signed autographs for Kaiser Chiefs, all before getting his own record deal. Now set to release his debut album Lights In Stereo we sat down… Continue reading Interview: Callum Beattie
Spread a little kindness
Today is National Kindness Day – 24 hours dedicated to showing a little bit of kindness to those around you. Ahhh. It’s from the Diana Award, the charity set up in memory of Princess Diana, and it’s all about being a little nicer, friendlier and helpful. Because, let’s face it – there’s no harm in… Continue reading Spread a little kindness
REVIEW: Logan
Dir: James Mangold Cert: 15 Release date: 3 March When it was announced that Hugh Jackman was stepping out as Wolverine for the very last time, our hearts broke a little – but Logan is definitely more than worth the devastation. In Logan, we’re fast-forwarded to 2029, and our favourite mutant is now older, craggier, grumpier (if… Continue reading REVIEW: Logan
Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2017: Lisa’s Story
It’s Scottish Apprenticeship Week and we are proud as punch to announce that our favourite staff member Lisa passed her business administration apprenticeship with flying colours and she’s heading off to pick up her Level 3 diploma TODAY! So in honour of all the fab work she has done over the last 12 months, and to celebrate Scottish Apprenticeship Week, we… Continue reading Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2017: Lisa’s Story
The alternative UK university city league table 2017
https://www.instagram.com/p/BMY-aDogZxq/?tagged=glasgowuniversity If you’re thinking about applying for higher education, there’s nothing wrong with aiming high. But before you fill out that UCAS application to Oxford or Cambridge, there are some things you should know. While traditional league tables focus on academic performance, researchers at City Base Apparentments have created a new league table that wants to look beyond… Continue reading The alternative UK university city league table 2017