Clubs and societies are an essential part of student life at universities world-wide and reflect the variety of people who attend each one. For university applicants hoping to study in Scotland starting this September, the clubs and societies on offer at each university could affect the final decision they make. There are 15 universities in… Continue reading The Most Obscure Societies at Scottish Universities
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The Lowdown: Studying abroad
Former exchange student Mikhaila Friel reveals everything you’ll learn while studying abroad. How to Face Your Fears This time last year, I had just been accepted to study abroad in the US. This was the most exciting thing to ever happen to me – but also the scariest. I had never felt these two emotions… Continue reading The Lowdown: Studying abroad
Things to lift your mood on International Day of Happiness 2017
It’s International Day of Happiness today – but it’s still a Monday. Here at Source, we’ve compiled a list of 10 things which are guaranteed to lift your spirits and put a smile on your face, even though you’ve got to go to class. 1. Dogs chasing their own tails via GIPHY Maybe it’s because they… Continue reading Things to lift your mood on International Day of Happiness 2017
The benefits of a full night of sleep
Today is World Sleep Day which celebrates all the joys of sleeping as well as highlighting some of the problems that go with it. There are plenty of issues to do with sleep and education, medicine, social lives and driving, but it is an essential part of everyday life and something that most people enjoy doing.… Continue reading The benefits of a full night of sleep
Student lifehacks: how to spend less on food
If you’ve managed to splash most of your student loan already this month, but don’t know what you actually bought, it was probably just food. Have you ever been unable to justify spending that £20 on a new top but had no problem spending just as much on a takeaway or eating out? Of course… Continue reading Student lifehacks: how to spend less on food
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
Flipping brilliant pancake art
We won’t lie. We were pretty impressed when we managed to flip a pancake (and Boomerang it), but some clever cookies on the interweb are taking things one step further with Shrove Tuesday treats and turning it into an art form. Using coloured batter, talented tossers are flexing their culinary and artistic muscles to create picturesque… Continue reading Flipping brilliant pancake art