Our exchange in Hong Kong- and why we left early
Two students share their account of witnessing the pro-democracy movement.
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Student shares his experience campaigning for SNP
Stirling SNP activist provides an insight of what its like to campaign before the ballot
Labour candidate sees red in late-night rant
Stirling’s Labour candidate has apologised for “a moment of heat” in a student chat last night
Hong Kong conflict catches fire
Since November 8 this year, Hong Kong has seen a dramatic escalation in violence on both sides of the line.
Political predictions for 2018
2017 was a year full of surprises and shocks in the world of politics. Will 2018 top it with these predictions?
There will be Brexit in name only
Grant Dunnery debuts for Brig with an analysis of Brexit where he concludes Brexit will simply be a rebranding of our national identity.
Can May lead the way to progressive politics?
Jack McInnes debuts for Brig with a piece on improving our voting system through an electronic format.
Clarity needed to reverse Indy retreat
Stirling University post grad student and Scottish Socialist Party executive committee member, Hugh Cullen shares his thoughts on the future of the independence movement.
Edinburgh students on hunger strike for Palestine
The Edinburgh University Communist Society have announced plans to hold a hunger strike protest to the University of Edinburgh.
Brewing Brexit Battle-lines
Brig’s Jamie Grant shares his thoughts on Theresa May’s decision to call a snap election.
