You’re all moved in and the term is in full swing but for some reason your ideal uni life isn’t falling perfectly into place as planned and you’re feeling a bit fed up! Flatmates can become pests, uni workloads can pile up and after one too many smoke alarm encounters you can discover that the… Continue reading Tips to battle homesickness
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Top 5 recipes for chocaholics
Chocolate lovers of the world rejoice! It’s Chocolate Week – also known as the best week ever. To celebrate, you can stuff your face with your favourite treats – from a Galaxy Caramel to a Kit Kat, some gorgeous Green & Black’s to a bar of good old-fashioned Dairy Milk, now’s the time to indulge in your sweet tooth.… Continue reading Top 5 recipes for chocaholics
World Space Week 2015: Britain sends astronaut into space for the first time in 20 years!
From 4-10 October every year, various parts of the world including Europe, Asia and the Americas celebrate World Space Week. It is an annual event officially defined as “an international celebration of science and technology, and their contribution to the betterment of the human condition.” More than 1,400 events will be taking place in 80 countries… Continue reading World Space Week 2015: Britain sends astronaut into space for the first time in 20 years!
Interview: Prose
This week Source spoke to the three members of Prose, a dynamic hip hop acoustic trio hailing from the mean streets of Stretford, Manchester. It’s rap but not as you know it. With heartfelt and eloquent bars spoken over an acoustic backdrop courtesy of Dave Stone and Lee Royle, the sound of Prose blends the emotional… Continue reading Interview: Prose
REVIEW: The Martian
Dir: Ridley Scott Rating: 12A Release date: 30/9/15 Who DOESN’T love Matt Damon? (If you’ve just raised your hand – get out. Now.) The US actor has talent in spades, and it really shines in his latest cinematic offering The Martian. Damon takes on the role of astronaut Mark Watney in the movie adaptation of… Continue reading REVIEW: The Martian
Free things to do in your city: Glasgow
Every two weeks I will be exploring the top 10 activities you can do for free in your city, because let’s be honest, when you’re a student anything you can do for free gets a thumbs up! The first city in the series is Glasgow. Jam packed with with museums and historical sites, it isn’t hard… Continue reading Free things to do in your city: Glasgow
What is Clare’s Law?
Last week, a new law was introduced in Scotland which allows people to find out whether their partner has been abusive towards people in the past. The law has been in effect in England and Wales since March 2014, but it’s now effective in Scotland. The scheme gives men and women the right to ask… Continue reading What is Clare’s Law?
Yoga! Do you know your baby cobra from your pigeon?
Yoga is an ancient Hindu discipline which involves adapting specific poses with the body and incorporating breathing control followed by simple meditation. It is widely practiced for health and relaxation and has been proven to significantly boost physical and mental wellbeing. A lot of people have a warped view of yoga as a route… Continue reading Yoga! Do you know your baby cobra from your pigeon?
All about rugby
Photo courtesy of University of Strathclyde Rugby With the Rugby World Cup in full swing, what better time to pick up the ball and give it a shot yourself? Rugby’s not just for big burly lads– players come in all shapes and sizes and girls can get involved too. Rugby is an exciting, dynamic sport… Continue reading All about rugby