The University of Stirling has been violating its socially responsible investment policy after an investigation from Global Justice Stirling. The University has been caught investing in a fund managed by JP Morgan,…
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Amelia Connolly, a university student has pleaded guily of creating indecent images…
The University of Stirling’s Debating Society hosted a local hustings for the…
Council-approved plans for a new wayfinding trail across Stirling are set to…
Sport
Brig caught up with Stirling University’s Ladies Gaelic Football Club. We spoke to Rosheen Guinano, Ladies GAA’s Vice President. Rosheen described Gaelic Football as “a mix of…
The Scottish Premiership is heading towards a finish worthy of its most dramatic seasons, with the title race finely balanced between Celtic, Rangers, and a resurgent…
Cheerleading is often overlooked within university sport, but for the athletes at Stirling it demands the same dedication, athleticism and trust as any other discipline. Combining…
Are you free on April 25? Well, you’re not anymore; get in loser, we’re going to Stirling University Rugby 7s! Stirling University Rugby Club (SURFC) is…
After an intense semi-final weekend, Dunfermline Athletic are set to face Celtic in the Scottish Championship finals on 23 May at Hampden Park. Kincardine Derby on…
The SNP are tied to Scottish Independence above anything else, but what does the party have to offer young people?
Brig spoke to First Minister John Swinney and former MP Alyn Smith…
Women are expected to bare the contraceptive load in most relationships, but could developments in male birth control end that equailty? But would men be willing to suffer the side effects that…
Amongst all the hate speech and bullying thousands suffer on social media already, a new form of harassment has arrived. Across platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram live accounts who film women…
From an innocent game of Chap Door Run to an insurmountable barrage of abuse, one Scottish high school teacher recalls the worst period of her career.…
Every year, over half a million pink-footed geese cross the North Atlantic to spend winter in the UK, with a huge percentage in Scotland. But what do we know about our favourite…
Vanessa Wilson for VP Communities: “It’s such an important role, and I’m always up for a challenge.”
Vanessa Wilson is a fourth-year history student. Vanessa is currently the president of the LGBTQ+ society and has participated in multiple roles within it. Driven by improving the quality of life for students, she makes the argument why she should be…
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The Labour Party have just concluded their annual nationwide party conference, which ran from Sunday, September 28 and Wednesday, October 1. Elected representatives (MPs, MSPs, and MSs) and party activists gathered in Liverpool to hear some highly publicised speeches from…
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Labour chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced that in 2027, a change to the student loan system will come into effect. However, this may not be the only change facing students when it comes to affording university.…
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Lord Peter Mandelson's ties to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have been put under police investigation following the Epstein files' release.…
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Katie Parker, a fourth-year history and law student, is running for VP Education. Katie’s campaign strongly focuses on improving the student experience in one of the most unsettling times for universities across Scotland. …
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It has been noted by many that the community is on the decline, and the village has disappeared. It has not; you stayed inside and stopped being a villager.
Community takes work. Neither…
We have just witnessed the 30th anniversary of the horrific Dunblane attack in Scotland, UK, and are fast approaching the 30th anniversary of the terrifying Port Arthur massacre in Tasmania, Australia. Both…
The most legendary figure in Scottish history and one of our national heroes has a storied and, at times, unclear history. His (shared) victory at Stirling Bridge was a flashy and daring…
Social media is where many students go to unwind after a long day at university, yet it could be more than a distraction after a long day.…
The word unconventional means, in a literally sense, “not based on or conforming to what is generally done or believed”, to some extent I think everyone is a bit unconventional in their…
A recent study comparing Colin the Caterpillar to his rivals reveals the harsh truth- Colin is too dry...does M&S suck now?…
As spring arrives in Stirling on March 20th, seasonal produce like artichokes, beets, and rhubarb becomes available, promoting both health and budget-friendly meals.…
If your year so far has been anything like mine, a gooey, salty, rich brownie is needed. Should I be feeling my feelings? Yes, but I would prefer a peanut butter pretzel…
I love to cook; a lot of people love to cook, so much so that it has become a trope to associate cooking with love. …
I’m not particularly good at cooking. Ask anyone I know, they will confirm this very factual statement about me. However, since moving away from home, my survival instincts have kicked in and…
Last One Laughing returned to Prime for a second season, bringing together a new group of comedians to see who will be the last one laughing.…
It is clear that Brendan Fraser can amaze audiences in any role, from comedy to adventure to thriller. He is a true star.…
Two previously missing episodes of 1960s Doctor Who from William Hartnell's run have been found in a private collection.…
Super Nature is a compelling 2025 documentary from Ed Sayers which focuses on the beauty of our natural world. Composed of footage shot globally by different contributors, the film depicts various aspects…
Charlie Polinger’s psychological thriller The Plague explores the world of social hierarchy amongst pre-teens at a water polo camp in 2003. It focuses on Ben (Everett Blunck) a 12 year old boy…
Indie-rock duo Balu Brigada will be making a stop in the Glasgow for their first headline world tour, following the release of their first album, Portal. …
Manchester icons James arrive at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro tomorrow night, April 8, bringing a live show that continues to evolve even after more than four decades. Known for their ability to turn…
Brig sat down for an interview with Dylan Jack Moran to talk about his upcoming charity gig on Sunday, March 22.…
Somewhere this St Patrick’s Day, a pub playlist will cycle through the same familiar names whilst pints of stout are passed across crowded bars. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, Fontaines…
The Paper Kites played SWG3 on their UK/Europe leg of their 2026 tour.…
Do you ever feel like your mindset needs cleansing from all of the stress of university? As we all know, being a uni student can feel like you’re carrying a lot of…
Social Media can be encapsulating, and it's easy to be influenced by the things we see online. How can we de-influence ourselves and have a positive experience on these platforms?…
Let's face it, dating is hard and getting more expensive by the day, especially for students. So let me offer some personally learned lessons, tips and tricks to ensure a safe dating…
Having down-time is without a doubt one of the most crucial aspects of university, and I’m not talking about JUST taking a break from coursework, I’m talking about actual you time.…
The Loch View Wellbeing Suite on campus helps you get away from it all. Read more in this issue of Cosy Corner.…
“Submission Posted: Politics Essay…” is the notification that caused it. A buzz of my phone in the middle of a lecture. My heart does its usual jump at such a notification, my…
The winter makes me forget that doing the things I like makes me happy, and so my bookshelf tends to collect dust, and I struggle to motivate myself to hike in the…
Exploring personal struggles with mental health, highlighting the solace found in nature and the gradual journey towards healing and self-acceptance.…
Christmas changes depending on what stage you are at in life. Braw explores some of the possibilities.…
As the winter period is beginning, life can start to feel a bit heavy. It becomes difficult to get out of bed before midday, socialise with others or even find the motivation…
The University of Stirling Pole Fitness Society put on a Showcase this past Wednesday. With performances ranging from sexy to sultry to comical, a range of physics-defying action was on display. …
Fife-based indie publisher Haunt Publishing is set to close its doors this coming June 1. Known for publishing a range of dark fiction and gothic horror books, Haunt Publishing has been a…
Stirling University’s Drama Society upcoming Y2K adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing will be playing at MacRobert Arts Centre this month. Brig caught up with their co – directors, Summer Holly and…
Brig spoke to Stirling University’s resident Photography and Videography Society to seek their outlook on the future of their craft.…
Y2K and sassy high heel-fueled walk off’s might not be your first thought when it comes to the Shakespeare classic ‘Much Ado About Nothing‘, but Stirling University Drama Society (SUDS) director’s Summer…
OpenAI has announced it will shut down its AI video creator Sora after Disney pulls out of a $1 billion investment deal.…
Stardew Valley celebrates ten years of engagement and nostalgia, still thriving with regular updates, a dedicated player base, and personal stories of comfort and connection.…
The University of Stirling's Esports society, led by Alexander "Zander" Kelly, aims to increase competitive engagement despite recent membership declines and unfounded rumours.…
Sony Interactive Entertainment reaffirms commitment to online safety by supporting Girls Make Games, promoting education on respectful digital interactions and community standards.…
Capcom's Resident Evil 2 in all its forms has captivated audiences for over 25 years, and this is due to how iconic the game is.…