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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Brig were invited to the premiere of the live capture of The Fifth Step from the National Theatre Live on November 4. The never ending plot twists left audiences amazed.…
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Bloody Scotland 2025 celebrated their highest in person ticket sales yet, but did the festival appeal to the city's student population?…
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The Arts and their Crafts is a series of interviews with professionals in the arts industry. This time, we spoke to Bob McDevitt at the Bloody Scotland festival.…
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Do you love crime, or rather crime stories? Perhaps you are studying criminology, English or are a faithful member of the true crime society. In that case, you’ll want to know that…
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Brig’s review of Ceasefire Arts production of “My Name is Rachel Corrie,” at the Edinburgh Fringe.…
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Thirty years on, do we still need the Women’s Prize for Fiction?…
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