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Come and see Lion and Unicorn on 21 Aug! A theatre piece created as part of the celebrations for our 575th year. The lion & unicorn feature on our famous staircase. In this performance you will discover how these two magical creatures ended up here, as a totem of the university. Free tickets ⬇️

Lion and Unicorn

Thrown together by chance, an injured lion and a wandering unicorn must go on a dangerous quest to find the forest of knowledge.

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A book that offers a fresh and critical take on the relationship between disability, work and capitalism in the UK is now available for pre-order. Disabling Capitalism by @cerasellachis.bsky.social challenges the idea that disabled people are ‘non-workers’. Find out more 👇 bit.ly/4yXGPf5

Disabling Capitalism

Disabling Capitalism - A Critical Inquiry Into Work, Productivism and Disablement; A critical exploration of disability, precarious work and capitalism in the UK, this book demonstrates the value of d...

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Congratulation to PhD student, Steveen Ulysse on winning the Sir Geoff Palmer Future Leaders Award! Steveen is the first recipient of the award which honours the memory & legacy of Prof Sir Geoff Palmer KT OBE. Steeven received the award at the James McCune Smith conference. More: gla.ac/4vCREjR

Steveen Ulysse with Dr Susie Mitchell, a University colleague and Sir Geoff's daughter, who presented the award.

📱 Yesterday, the Prime Minister announced plans to ban social media for under-16s in the UK. Read our latest research blog by @uofglasgow student Isaac McCrory to discover the nuanced views of young people on social media bans & online misinformation 👇 #UKYouthPoll2026 @uofgsocsci.bsky.social

YOUNG PEOPLE ON SOCIAL MEDIA: TO BAN OR NOT TO BAN? - John Smith Centre

The John Smith Centre’s UK Youth Poll 2026 shows young people occupy an online media landscape they don’t fully trust. Social media is here to stay, and we’re better off fixing it than binning it.…

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