Abigail Taylor explains the uncertain future of Northern Ireland.
Destination Unknown – What’s next for Northern Ireland?
Brig’s 2018 news round up
Brig’s News Section brings you the highlights from campus news in 2018.
Stirling Provost names Street Pastors charity of the year
Stirling’s Street Pastors won the award after the city’s provost spend a night shadowing the group.
45,000 fans to attend Runrig farewell gig in City Park
The event is expected to bring a £7.25 million boost to Stirling’s local economy.
Cottrell Building turned green for Mental Health Awareness
One of the university’s most recognisable buildings turned green this week in support of Mental Health Week
Ohio, please abort this mission
Elizabeth Dryburgh analyses the situation in Ohio as controversial abortion laws are outlined.
Logie occupiers polarise opinion at Union General Meeting
Brig’s Sam Ormiston reports on the last Union General Meeting of the year.
Astrid Smallenbroek re-elected as Union president
Smallenbroek, Ormiston, Wright and Grant elected as new sabbatical team.
Stirling professors send open letter to McCormac over pension cuts
42 lecturers from the university have signed a letter to Gerry McCormac on the strikes.
Brig talks to Union President candidate Astrid Smallenbroek
Abigail Taylor talks to Astrid Smallenbroek about her campaign to be re-elected as Union President.
