I am not my disorder
Founder of Stirling University’s Mental Wellbeing Society, Rylee Binns talks about their journey dealing with Mental Health
Category: Features
“When I say to people ‘I’m terrified I have a brain tumour’ they are a bit taken aback” – Mental Health Q&A
As part of Mental Health May, Brig talks to Stirling student Colin Chapman about his personal mental health experience.
Mental Health May: Introduction and perceptions
Brig’s Cameron Watson starts off Mental Health May by looking at our perceptions of mental health within the University of Stirling.
The next fight of the decade: the Tories versus the SNP
The council and general elections look set to see the Tories and SNP caught in fervent races, writes Ross Brannigan.
How to pick yourself up after a bad exam
It’s easy to feel defeated after a bad exam, but there are ways to feel better about the situation, writes Rebekah McVey.
Missed the Stirling Marathon? Here are seven other summer challenges for you
If you were too late to sign-up for the Stirling Marathon, maybe one of these events will tickle your competitive side.
From Pathfoot to Piaf: An interview with Christine Bovill
Brig’s Kirsten Robertson speaks to Stirling graduate Christine Bovill, who has dedicated her jazz career to the work of Edith Piaf.
Meet your new Members of the Scottish Youth Parliament
Angus MacDonald and Ben Edwards were recently elected as MSYPs to represent the Stirling constituency.
Sex – let’s talk about it in the Brig Sex Survey
We want to know if you’ve been getting any.
Should you go to lectures?
Melina Seiler looks at the pro and con list for attending lectures over staying in bed and getting some sleep.
