On Tuesday night the Prime Minister pledged to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland.
May pledges not to remove backstop in Brexit talks
Cafe and rooftop garden planned for Stirling’s first arts hub
Made in Stirling sets its sights on opening up a cafe and rooftop for Stirling’s finest arts hub.
Dispersal Zone sees “significant decline” in anti-social behaviour
The zone was operated in the city centre from October to January.
Student unions at risk of breaching free speech laws
New Government guidelines suggest university student unions could be at risk of breaching free speech laws.
Danish Principal Fights to Keep Somalian Students in School as Asylum is Denied
Education is the heart of this paper. And as this university is international, it is worthwhile to study the state of affairs in schools in Europe. One such place is Nyborg Gymnasium […]
New First Bus changes improve student routes
First Bus have announced a wave of improvements to their bus services, including routes to and from the university.
Brig celebrates 50 years
Brig has been around for 50 years. In 2019 the newspaper celebrates the milestone by looking back on their past.
First Union General Meeting leafleted
Archie Veitch updates us on the latest developments from the first General Meeting of the semester.
Salmond Charged With Attempted Rape and Sexual Assaults
Alex Salmond arrested and charged with sexual assault cases.
Students disadvantaged after shuttle bus cancelled
Harry Williamson reveals how the shuttle bus cancellation has serious ramifications for the students on campus.
