The Last Kingdom is the first historical novel in the series of The Saxon Stories by Bernard Cornwell, published in 2004, and now in 2015 the television series has hit BBC Two.…
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If you are anything like me, scary films give you the creeps! But it doesn’t need to be that way this Halloween, because Brig is here to suggest some funny spooky classics…
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Saturday proved to be a day of mixed emotions for Stirling University FC, as a fantastic gala day put on by the University for their Scottish Cup second round tie against Queen’s…
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This October, the new edition in the Bond series, Spectre hit our UK screens, and it was well worth the wait. The public was curious about this new film as its predecessor,…
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London based Swedish singer-songwriter Axel Jansson brought his band along to Venue last Friday, as the latest act to play as part of the weekly Coffee House Sessions. Brig’s Scott Paterson caught…
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Stirling University’s Red Cross society has been nominated for a humanitarian award for their volunteering work. The Humanitarian Citizens Awards is an award which “[celebrates] the extraordinary things ordinary young people do.”…
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SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details of scenes throughout the series, so if you haven’t watched it yet consider yourself warned! October saw the end of one of Britain’s most acclaimed and…
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Voter turnout in this week’s Student Union by-elections was a mere 2% of University of Stirling students. With just one person running per position, mass disinterest for the elections was shared by both student voters and…
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The premise of this film is simple; Matt Damon gets left behind on Mars so NASA have to try and save his life before he wastes away on a barren planet. Despite…
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Student Union President Andrew Kinnell has this month launched his campaign for fairer student rents. This Campaign for Fair Student rents hopes to press Stirling University to lower the prices of their…
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