Overwhelmed Union Pres suspends studies at Stirling
Acquah took office on June 1, but left eight weeks later.
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Restaurant evacuated after city centre blaze
Police have told local businesses that it is a fire in the ventilation system.
Cabinet Office minister meets mixed reception during Brexit meeting
A University Brexit advisory session run last week by Theresa May’s right-hand man David Lidington MP received a mixed reception from attendees, with one student calling it ‘frustrating’.
Don’t scratch your butt on a sacred rock, and other ways to learn from celeb travel
Kirsten Robertson takes us through the dos and don’ts of travel, with celebrity examples.
Stirling students shine at NUS Scotland conference
The National Union of Students (NUS) held their national conference in Dunblane last week with delegates from students’ associations across Scotland meeting to discuss policies and elect their national representatives.
NUS Scotland’s President and Vice President elected
Kirsten Robertson gives a rundown of what happened on day one of the NUS conference.
Twenty-four hour relay exceeds target for mental health charity
Former Stirling students aimed to run a 24 hour relay to raise funds for a mental health charity
The bake sale ban – what do presidents make of it?
The university has announced a ban on all bake sales, so what do the society presidents make of it?
Stirling receives bottom marks in Free Speech University Rankings
These rankings survey free speech in British universities, examining the policies and actions of universities and students’ unions, and rank them using their traffic-light system.
Stirling professor launches general election campaign
Kirstein Rummery will be running for election in the upcoming general election, standing in the Stirling constituency.
