Kimberley Mannion

Fiona Drouet set up the Scottish Government-funded charity EmilyTest in 2016 following the tragic death of her daughter Emily, after she was subjected to a campaign of gender-based violence from a fellow student at the University of Aberdeen.

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has announced its members have voted in favour of staging their first strike.

Medical students at the University of Glasgow have been sent a letter addressing sexism and discrimination within their school.

The accommodation crisis at the University has continued this year with students being housed in hotels, halls in Stirling, and on sofas.

The new academic year is beginning on a similar foot to the last, with the student accommodation shortage in Glasgow showing little sign of improvement. Accommodation problems are being experienced from freshers to incoming postgraduate students with no offer from the University's halls, to returning students unable to find a flat in Glasgow's increasingly competitive rental market.

Controversial Glasgow bar Abandoned Ship has handed its workers redundancy notices and closed its doors with immediate effect less than two weeks after assuring staff their jobs were safe.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has committed to reviewing legislation over buffer zones, which would prohibit anti-abortion campaigners from demonstrating outside healthcare centres.

WITH the regional election campaign now in full swing ahead of polling day on Sunday, June 19, The Olive Press takes a look at the candidates vying to become President of Andalucia.

The rising cost of living in the UK is affecting people across society, and students are no different.

ONE British expat resident in Benahavis refuses to leave her home, defying orders to evacuate by authorities fearful of the risk from a wildfire raging in the hills above Estepona and Marbella.

The Glasgow Guardian spoke to two Ukrainians currently studying at the University of Glasgow about their experiences of being over two thousand miles from their home country as a war with Russia broke out.

Protestors and Extinction Rebellion (XR) activists gathered in Kelvingrove Park on the evening of 1 November to urge world leaders to take action against the climate crisis, whilst the leaders themselves dined at a banquet in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum just a stone's throw down the road.

Following reports of an ongoing crisis in the city, and after the announcement that The City of Glasgow Council will launch a tenant-led commission to investigate the situation, The Glasgow Guardian spoke to a number of students affected by the current living situation. Whilst The City of Glasgow Council's investigation will look into the rising cost of renting, living conditions, and how to meet demand, we have spoken to students about the real-life impact of the problem. The crisis has notice

School children, students and workers were not the only ones to go back to ‘normality’ in France this Rentrée period. On Saturday 12th September, the Gilets Jaunes took to the streets once again in cities across the country to demand better of the government.