Freshers’ Week 2018: Friday
We started with a bang and we ended with a boom, boom, skidi pap pap. Woo! In our final Freshers’ Coverage for 2018, we picked up some stuff for our flats in IKEA, then tried to measure our longest yeet ever. Later on, we did some decibel-appropriate dancing at GUU’s Headphone Disco, then got covered […]
Freshers’ Week 2018: Tuesday
What do two communists going around the Freshers’ Fair, the infamous GUST Flash Quiz, Glasgow-based rockers Honeyblood and a bunch of tipsy folks doing some mass karaoke have in common? That’s right, it’s Tuesday of Freshers’ Week. As always, we’re bringing you the entire scoop, and guiding you around some cool picturesque spots along the […]
Breaking the Cycle
Eating disorders affect a large proportion of the UK’s population, but are so rarely spoken about and considered to be “taboo.” This documentary explores what it means to live with an eating disorder in today’s society, featuring interviews with people who have been through them sharing their experiences.
Beer Pong: The Shambolic Sequel
Join presenter Martin McHard (as well as two teams with really, really terrible aim…) for the return of sports themed beer pong!
Creative Conflict
Welcome to GUST’s brand new Arts show! This week on Creative Conflict, we learn how to make NaSTA Trophies from plastic bottles – things are going to get messy!
Glasgow Alternative – Veganism
Next up for Glasgow Alternative, GUST heads down to Vegfest at the SECC on Clydebank, to find out a bit more about the increasingly popular alternative lifestyle, Veganism. With stalls, summits, cooking demonstrations and more, the festival brought together vegans and non-vegans alike to get a taste for the lifestyle; why it’s become so popular, […]
GUST News: REWIND
GUST News takes a look back at the biggest stories from First Semester at the University of Glasgow from the GUU to the QMU, SRC and beyond. With thanks to University of Glasgow Sport and Coopers, Great Western Road.
Jamnesty 2016
Back in November, GUST’s very own Patrick Simpson went to Stereo to check out Jamnesty,; a weekend of poetry, music, and raising money for human rights organised by GU Amnesty International.