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Learning left, right and centre: A student’s plea to students
“We ban, lest we tolerate.” Scott M. Patterson on how jargon-justified intolerance is being used to erode the principles of a liberal society on campuses and beyond.
Live Review: Against The Current @ The Garage, Glasgow
Against The Current play their third headline show in Glasgow – and Andrew Henderson was there to see it for Brig.
Film Review: Bridget Jones’s Baby
Bridget Jones’s Baby brought both laughs and tears as the female legend graces cinema screens once more.
Theatre Preview: A witty twist for Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love
The opera will play its second Scottish date at the Macrobert on Saturday September 24.
Live Review: July Talk @ King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
Brig’s Jack Pickles on the “sexy, unhinged, unique” experience of seeing July Talk live in Glasgow.
Why the Freshers 15 isn’t always a bad thing
Whether it’s the alcohol, free pizza or midnight chips, it’s hard to leave the first week of uni without a little extra stodge – don’t worry about it, writes food and lifestyle editor Ailsa Galashan.
In Pictures: This weekend’s indyref rallies in Glasgow
This weekend saw two rallies held in Glasgow on the second anniversary of the Scottish independence referendum.
Uni can change your political beliefs – it did for me
Brig’s Jamie Grant reflects on his indyref journey from a No to a Yes – and how coming to Stirling Uni helped him challenge his own politics.
Booker Prize winner Ben Okri coming to the uni
The celebrated author will appear at the Logie lecture theatre on October 11, where he will read extracts from his Booker-winning book The Famished Road and hold a Q & A.
The fire is not out in the independence movement
Two years on from the Scottish independence referendum, Ross Brannigan gives an overview of the current appetite for round two.
PolSocWatch: September 2016
Nationalist sightseeing, socialist firebrands and mock Parliaments – it’s all going on at Stirling this month if politics is your thing.
