Seeing nationalism in your porridge – the epidemic facing our nation
It appears any time an announcement is made in support of Scotland, it is not long before “nationalist agenda paranoia” kicks in, writes Ross Brannigan.
Author: Ross Brannigan
“It is worth ascending unexiting heights if for nothing else than to see the big ones from nearer their own level.” - Nan Shepherd
If independence is a problem, why is SLAB doing so badly?
Scottish Labour need to shout more about their support for federalism, writes Ross Brannigan.
New pioneering partnership to tackle dementia
The new partnership comes at a time when 93,000 Scots and 4.5 million Japanese live with dementia.
Album Review: Game On!
It is Game On! Tina Guo’s latest album will leave you reaching for the headphones, old console, and digging out your classic games, writes Ross Brannigan.
Globalisation: More pain than gain? The death of the free market
Trump is advocating protectionism, a word feared by liberal free marketeers for decades, so where will it lead us?
Students vote to make ListenAgain compulsory for all lectures
The Education Zone meeting resolved to pass a motion to make recording lectures compulsory, with 58 votes in favour.
USCC launch new kit with sponsors Stirling Cycles
The University of Stirling Cycling Club and Stirling Cycles have formed a new partnership with the release of the new club kit.
SAAS announces new loan for postgraduates
SAAS has announced a loan of up to £10,000 for Scottish domiciled students for 2017/18.
We now know what was in the jiffy bag – so why all the secrecy from Team Sky?
Dave Brailsford has revealed what was in the mysterious package given to Team Sky in 2011 – but what was all the fuss about?
Tackle exam stress with a nap pod at Edinburgh Uni
Edinburgh University students have voted overwhelmingly in favour of installing four nap pods at a cost of £10K each.
