Written by Stewart Storrar – Student Writer I recently went to see ‘The First Purge’ directed by Gerard McMurry and could not help but ask myself the question; what would happen with a real life purge? While the film explores to some degree and touches upon the philosophy behind the purge in the film (with […]
Written by Ben Munster – Student Pages Writer Once in a blue moon, a far right meme finds it’s way onto my Facebook timeline. This one was a long quote by the founder of the American Nazi Party, George Lincoln Rockwell, about how it was in fact the Allies who were the oppressors of the […]
Written by Samuel Edney: Student Writer Education is a fundamental part of the building blocks of our society. So what would university, and the experience it brings, be like in the year 2050? A long way away, I know, but with the rate of technological advances being made at a faster rate than ever […]
Journalist, Milo Yiannopoulos has lost the election for Glasgow University rector in a landslide defeat to human rights lawyer Aamer Anwar. According to The Glasgow Guardian, despite the support of a vocal student faction on campus, former Breitbart News editor Yiannopoulos took just 533 of 8,210 student votes for the role of rector. 4,458 of the students […]
The US House of Representatives passed a resolution Thursday calling for the repeal of a U.N. Security Council resolution condemning Israeli settlements that the United States allowed to pass last month by abstaining from the vote. The 342-to-80 vote reflected the bipartisan nature of Congress’s support for Israel. A majority of the 80 votes against […]
According to a poll for the British Council, the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations, the UK’s reputation among young people in EU nations has worsened following the Brexit vote, but has improved in nations further away, The survey follows a poll carried out before June’s referendum, and aimed to establish whether perceptions of Britain’s attractiveness […]
A second day of travel chaos faced London commuters following the latest round of train strikes which stopped services between London and the south coast in Britain’s worst rail disruption for 20 years. Hundreds of thousands of commuters struggled to get to work on Wednesday as drivers working for Southern Rail began the second day of […]