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Join Deputy Editor-in-Chief Jan Jasinski for an in-depth look at the Glasgow Guardian's latest print edition.
- World Editor Athina Bohner speaks about her front-page investigation concerning the presence of Chinese CCTV Hikvision cameras on-campus
- News Editor Odhran Gallagher and Deputy News Editor Alan Rubin Castejon on the kick-off of the 2024 Rectorial campaign
- Contributor Felix Granzow on the numbers behind Westminster's push against international students
To read this month's stories, and for more info about our paper, grab a copy anywhere on campus, or visit glasgowguardian.co.uk.
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Join Deputy Editor-in-Chief Jan Jasinski for an in-depth look at the Glasgow Guardian's latest print edition.
- Editor-in-Chief Niamh Flanagan speaks about her interview with UofG graduate and sexual assault survivor Ellie Wilson, as she is nominated for the UofG World Changing Alumni award
- Environment Editor Katie McKay on Gordon Brown's keynote speech in the University's Bute Hall
- Music Editor Dan Brophy and Film & TV Editor Caitlin MacDonald on the Talking Heads, Poor Things, and more
To read this month's stories, and for more info about our paper, grab a copy anywhere on campus, or visit glasgowguardian.co.uk.
Join Deputy Editor-in-Chief Jan Jasinski for an in-depth look at the Glasgow Guardian's latest print edition.
- Rory Mullen speaks about his exclusive first interview with former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon since her arrest in June
- News Editor Odhran Gallagher on his interview with a UofG student running for Parliament
- Editors-in-Chief Jeevan Farthing and Niamh Flanagan on the state of the University and what to look out for in the year to come
To read the stories and more about our paper, visit glasgowguardian.co.uk.
Join Digital Media Editor Jan Jasinski and News Editor Odhran Gallagher for an overview and analysis of the SNP leadership race on this week's Weekly Roundup. Featuring an exclusive interview with SNP Leader candidate Humza Yousaf MSP.
Join Deputy Editor-in-Chief Fraser McFarlane and Digital Media Editor Jan Jasinski for a discussion of the SRC elections, women in weightlifting as well as last week's rugby varsity match. Joined by Editors-in-Chief Kim Mannion, Luke Fraser, Sports Editor Natasha Coyle and Digital Media Contributor Thomas Harris.
The sole candidate running to be the next SRC President, Hailie Pentleton-Owens chats with Luke Chafer about her manifesto pledges and how she'll raise the profile of the SRC in the next academic year.
For more information on how to vote in this year's spring elections go to www.glasgowunisrc.org
Mariama Bah and Theo Frater are the two candidates vying to be the SRC's next VP Student Activities. They spoke to Deputy Editor-in-Chief Fraser McFarlane earlier this week to discuss their plans for Freshers' week, how they'll support clubs and societies as well as increasing collaboration with the other student bodies on-campus.
For more information on how to vote in this year's spring elections go to www.glasgowunisrc.org
Tony Anderson is the sole candidate for the role of VP Student Support. He spoke to Editor-in-Chief Kim Mannion about his manifesto pledges and they discuss the SRC's challenges with student engagement.
For more information on how to vote in this year's spring elections go to www.glasgowunisrc.org
The candidates in the race for the role of Vice President Education, Jordan Hunter and Ross Whip are interviewed by Editor-in-Chief Luke Chafer followed by a debate between the two candidates on their manifesto pledges.
For information on how to vote in this year's spring elections go to www.glasgowunisrc.org
Join Digital Media Editor Jan Jasinski and Content Creator Sydney Martin for an overview of The Glasgow Guardian's February print edition, including news on an investigation of the University's expenses scheme, and what's coming up on Glasgow's cultural scene. Joined by Editors-in-Chief Luke Chafer & Kim Mannion, Culture Editor Jeevan Farthing, and Deputy Editor-in-Chief Fraser McFarlane.
Join Digital Media Editor Jan Jasinski for a quick discussion of this week's news, including Nicola Sturgeon's surprise resignation and the funding situation of Scottish cancer research centers. Joined by News Editor Odhran Gallagher and Reporter Alan Rubin Castejón.
Join Digital Media Editor Jan Jasinski as he analyses the on-campus news of the week from the University of Glasgow including UCU strikes and SRC election campaigns. Joined by Fraser McFarlane, Luke Chafer and Kimberley Mannion.
Join Editor-in-Chief Luke Chafer, Deputy Editors-in-Chief Fraser McFarlane and Niamh Flanagan and News Editor Odhran Gallagher as they discuss the stories of the week from The Glasgow Guardian's recent print edition.
In our first podcast of the semester, Deputy Editor-in-Chief Fraser McFarlane is joined by Editors-in-Chief Kimberley Mannion and Luke Chafer to discuss all the news from campus such as the continuing problems with student housing, men's football success and celebrating the GG's 90th anniversary.
Conservative candidate and UofG student Holly Moscrop joins Fraser McFarlane to discuss the upcoming local elections across the UK, her party's manifesto commitments and whether recent national issues have made a difference on the doorstep.
Multimedia Editor Fraser McFarlane speaks to Scottish Labour council candidate Jamie McGuire about his party's ambitions and Labour's plans to make a difference in local communities.
Fraser McFarlane is joined by Lucy Dunn, Kim Mannion and Luke Chafer to discuss stories from across the University of Glasgow and nationally.
Fraser McFarlane, Lucy Dunn and Kim Mannion discuss the ongoing crisis in Ukraine including the situation on the ground, the impact of economic sanctions on Russia and what UofG management are doing to help Ukrainian students and academics.
Fraser McFarlane, Lucy Dunn, Luke Chafer and Kim Mannion walk you through all this year's SRC election results and what this means for the future of student bodies on campus.
Multimedia Editor Fraser McFarlane interviews QMU presidential candidate Lochlan Farquharson about his various manifesto pledges such as union promotion and engagement, infrastructure upgrades and why he loves QMU.
Editor-in-Chief Lucy Dunn speaks to QMU presidential candidate Bailey McBride about his manifesto pledges regarding welfare and mental wellbeing as well as his plans for a 2023 freshers to remember!
Multimedia Editor Fraser McFarlane puts questions to SRC presidential candidate, Jenna Fraser on UCU strikes, her plans for student safety and how she'll increase engagement and efficiency at the SRC.
Editor-in-Chief Lucy Dunn interviews Jordan Hunter on why he's running for the SRC top job, discuss his main pledges and promises to students and why his campaign is unique in this year's race.
News Editor Kim Mannion speaks to SRC presidential candidate Rina Vare about why she's running, her manifesto pledges and what she'd change within the SRC.
UofG Spring Elections 2022 : SRC Sabbatical Officers
Fraser McFarlane, Lucy Dunn and Luke Chafer take you through this week's news stories including the Russian invasion of Ukraine, UofG elections and Scotland's Erasmus+ membership.
Fraser McFarlane, Lucy Dunn and Luke Chafer take you through the week's biggest on- campus and national stories including UCU strikes affecting students, UofG Spring Elections and continuing tension on the Ukrainian border.
Join Fraser, Lucy, Kim and David as they discuss this week's on campus and national headlines including UCU strike action, another Boris Johnson party and whether you should have to pay to park at your work!
Lucy Dunn, Fraser McFarlane and Kim Mannion discuss and analyse this week's top stories from on campus at the University of Glasgow and across the country.
Editors Fraser, Luke, Kim and David take you through all of the week's top stories from on-campus at the University of Glasgow and across the UK.
Multimedia Editor Fraser McFarlane and News Editor Luke Chafer take you through all of the week's top stories from on-campus and across the UK.
Editors-in-Chief Hailie Pentleton and Lucy Dunn join Fraser McFarlane for our review of 2021 and what's to come in 2022. We're also joined by The Glasgow Guardian editors and contributors discussing major events and stories from the past year, such as COP26 and the Murano 12 scandal.
Multimedia Editor, Fraser McFarlane is joined by Editor-in-Chief, Lucy Dunn who's been inside the COP26 Blue Zone. They discuss whether a meaningful deal that keeps us within reach of 1.5 degrees is still possible and whether COP has been worth it for Glasgow.
Multimedia Editor, Fraser McFarlane takes you through all the action taking place throughout Glasgow during COP26, including deals struck by world leaders and the protests taking place across the city. Joined by News Editor, Kim Mannion and Science & Tech Editor, Matt Laing.
The COP26 Climate Summit has finally arrived in Glasgow along with 30,000 delegates and 120 world leaders. News Editor, Kimberley Mannion and Science and Tech Editor, Matt Laing join Fraser McFarlane to discuss the summit's goals, what to expect and what it means for the host city of Glasgow.