Women’s team make history in a first for fencing
The fencing club have flourished this year, with medal wins and an increased membership.
Police urge caution after possible drug deaths
Four of the deaths are said to be possibly drug related
Students to take on Stirling Marathon challenge
Jack Warren-Ballard and Shannon Moses are just two of many Stirling students running next weekend.
National Wallace Monument to debut new look
Stirling’s National Wallace Monument has recently undergone a face-lift. After the refurbishment of three floors, Wallace Monument is set to unveil its transformation on April 19.
Young people unaware how to access mental health help, Stirling study finds
The research also uncovered that children and young people do not feel listened to by mental health professionals.
Student footballer Lewis Hunter signs to East Fife FC
Hunter holds a bright future as he heads to professional football straight out of university.
Wins and woes forge an exciting future for men’s basketball
There’s been some good, and some bad, but a lot of exciting developments are coming to Stirling University basketball!
Beware the setting sun in Kyoto’s most famous shrine
Fushimi-Inari shrine is a beautiful place that grows increasingly intimidating as the sun begins to set.
A flavour of Ibero-American culture on your doorstep
Coming soon to Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Another hole in one for golf
Nothing but class from Stirling University’s Golf Club, as per usual!
