During an investigation for dishonest academic practices, former student Abigail Idris from the University of Stirling is found guilty of plagiarising her dissertation. Idris was studying a master’s degree in social work…
Continue Reading »During an investigation for dishonest academic practices, former student Abigail Idris from the University of Stirling is found guilty of plagiarising her dissertation. Idris was studying a master’s degree in social work…
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Holyrood’s Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee has urged the next committee…
A clean-up drive will be taking place across Stirling on 30-31 May…
On an unremarkable Tuesday evening, Abbeyview Bowling Club in Dunfermline has a couple dozen people casually chatting, observing and playing friendly games of lawn bowls. The…
For many football fans, the end of the domestic season brings a familiar feeling, a strange mix of relief and boredom. After months of weekend fixtures…
Stirling Albion came from two goals down to draw 2–2 with Spartans at Forthbank on the final day of the Scottish League Two season.…
The snow started to fall heavily as I made my way up the Devil’s Staircase, every step plunged my feet into further pain and my mind…
The iconic and traditional Scottish culture festival of the Highland Games is set to return this spring with events all across the country, where people will…
What do you want to do after graduation? Perhaps the conventional pathway is not the only one...
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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.…
Despite attempts from students to reach out to Reform UK, representatives have either fallen through on their engagements or, in Brig’s case, not responded to our attempts to reach out at all. So, we've been forced to find out…
MoreViktor Orban's grip on power in Hungary has now abruptly finished, in a seismic political shift which could represent the beginning of the end for his brand of right-wing populism right across the world.…
MorePolitics Editor Emma from Brig explains how simple voting in person can be. This year the Scottish Parliament election is on 7 May, 2026. You will have 2 ballot papers. One is for choosing your constituency MSP. One is for…
MoreBrig writer Adara spoke to Stephen Kerr during his re-election campaign to the Scottish Parliament.
What issues do you think MSPs should focus on?…
MoreOutgoing Politics Editor, Edward, spoke to Mark Ruskell about issues important to him ahead of the Scottish Parliament elections in May.
What do you think MSPs should focus on?…
MoreA year and a half. That’s how long I’ve been mountaineering and that’s how long I’ve been in the University of Stirling Mountaineering Club (USMC), and what a year and a half…
Politics Editor Emma from Brig explores the evolution of Cadbury chocolate alongside a recent boycott and the publics' opinions.…
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…
Eating good food gives you strength and keeps your mind alive, particularly when you’re walking 30km+ or 10 vertically.…
Explore the rise of protein diets and their connection to wellness culture in 2026. Are people's food choices linked to their political views?…
On March 26, 2026, a truck carrying over 12 tonnes of KitKat bars mysteriously disappears while travelling across Europe amidst KitKat heist.…
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.…
Ready or Not 2 (2026) earned $9 million on opening day. Set immediately after Ready or Not (2019), Grace plays the game again to survive.…
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…
James take Glasgow at the Ovo Hydro, delivering an electric performance that proves they remain just as good as when they first started up the band.…
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…
Have you ever outsourced your love life to a robot? Caught yourself venting to ChatGPT about an argument between you and your boyfriend? Well, you’d be part of 1 in 5 millennials…
We’ve all spent the last four years working towards a degree that’s felt like forever away, but here we are. With graduation on its way as well, it just feels like another…
some sustainable alternatives like organic food and clothes from slower fashion brands can be more expensive. But sustainability does not always carry a heavy price tag. The following lifestyle changes are easy,…
Gardening is a quintessentially British pastime. Find out how to find your green thumb and why you should start tending to your garden.…
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…
In this slice of BRAW, Deputy Editor of Brig Newspaper Connor Peebles reflects on his time with his guitars.…
BRAW Issue 5: Autism and relationships with Sarah. "When I do get into relationships now, I feel this panic that makes me want to leave it."…
BRAW Issue 5: I decided to challenge myself to a ‘phone detox’ where I would reduce my screen time as much as possible and live in the moment for once.…
BRAW Issue 5: There is always a way out to the other side, you just have to be willing to get to it, and to just keep moving.…
BRAW Issue 5: A personal account of the battle against a blank page in the time of dissertation writing and tight deadlines.…
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.…