After performing a beautiful, but whirlwind, set of her greatest hits at Radio Two in the Park, Brig sat down with the star.…
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The protests carried out by French high school students may feel distant for those in Scotland, but for the University of Stirling students who chose to spend a year in France as…
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The actor is not new to writing, having published his first novel in 1998, but his third and most recent novel A Plot To Die For is his crime fiction debut.…
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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…
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Labour chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced that in 2027, a change to the student loan system will come into effect. However, this may not be the only change facing students when it…
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It is true that as a commuting student you have to try harder when it comes to making friends, and as a second year these are my top tips to make that…
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As an English student, I feel well read enough to say that some readings I’ve been forced to do for class have been worse than others.…
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This week I saw a Provost get straddled by a dame and a wolf turn into Benson Boone. The Weans in the Wood pantomime was a whirlwind mix of well known woodland…
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The Ending Writes Itself, set to be published in April 2026, is the first collaboration between authors VE Schwab and Cat Clarke, a mystery book set on a reclusive island off the…
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Walking can be hugely beneficial for our health, but a survey commissioned by Walking Scotland has found that one in twenty Scottish adults have stated that they never walk.…
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