Reform led the national election polls for the first time in early February, sparking a wave of anxiety within Labour that Reform would be a serious contender next election. This has caused…
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Despite the rise in Labour’s popularity down south, the SNP are set to win the next Scottish election according to recent polls, so let’s track the record of John Swinney, and if…
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February saw the Ukraine war enter its third year, battlefield stalemates, diplomatic tensions, and geopolitical shifts, ranging from Russian strikes and espionage to Baltic states cutting ties with Moscow’s power grid.…
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Fatemah Ghanem is running for Health and Wellbeing Officer, while already representing Glasgow Kelvin as part of the Scottish Youth Parliament. Now, as a third year psychology student, she has set her…
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After spending years involved with musical groups and projects, Tom Mackenzie wants to bring the arts to the University of Stirling.…
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Erin Smith is a second-year undergraduate ecology student running for Sustainability Officer. Passionate about climate justice, holding the university to account, and investigating where the university falls short on sustainability, Brig discussed…
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The Scottish Conservatives accuse the SNP of hypocrisy over rising civil service costs, highlighting a £42 million wage bill increase and growing high-paid positions amidst austerity measures.…
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The ongoing Ukraine-Russia war and the recent Gaza ceasefire have made one thing clear: issues of war and peace are just as relevant today as they were in the seventeen-nineties.…
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Post inauguration, the United States has set sail to leave the World Health Organisation (WHO) by January 22 2026.…
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After only 12 hours, many US citizens were able to access the app again. Now, it’s back to normal – almost.…
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