Stirling grad who kept ‘domestic slave’ denied bail
An ex-Stirling student has been remanded in custody following a charge of making a woman carry out compulsory labour.
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Disappointment as Stirling Marathon cancelled for 2020
The Great Run Company has announced that the event will not continue next year.
Club audit policy defeated at final meeting of semester
A motion requiring clubs and societies to perform monthly finance audits failed to pass.
First Bus announce price increase as it moves to app payments
Ryan Barclay reports on an increase in certain First Bus ticket pricing.
Tenant’s Union unveil draft constitution in third meeting
The Stirling Student Tenant’s Union elects a Membership Offer and unveils first draft of it’s constitution in their third meeting
Green activists occupy Glasgow as part of UK-wide protests
Brig speaks to the protesters who occupied George Square over the government’s attitude to climate change.
Ex-campus GP found not guilty of sexual assault on students
Allan Buchan has been cleared of alleged sexual assault at the campus’ medical practice, in incidents dating back to the 1990s.
Stirling’s youth praised for pioneering mental health work
The students revealed their prototype tech product at a demo day in Edinburgh.
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 stateContinue Reading
