Disruptions: To the Last Four Years

Picture the scene: September, 2012. Young Ellen takes a flyer from a silent figure outside the QM. It has details … More

Disruptions: Vote Green 2016

Holyrood elections don’t strike the fear of doom into my heart like elections at Westminster, even if recent polls suggest … More

To anyone reading this who has survived sexual violence, let’s start with this: Your feelings are valid. It’s not something … More

Tens of thousands gather in Trafalgar Square to listen to Jeremy Corbyn denounce nuclear weapons on Saturday 27th February. Meanwhile, … More

Now that last week’s meninist vs. feminist scandal has died down, we can reflect on the absurdity of the threat … More

What a time to be a queer youth with internet access. Like all generations, we think we’re discovering concepts for … More

There’s a long list of reasons why climate change bores people. It doesn’t feel urgent or tangible. It’s hard to … More

Learning Better Consent We need classes about sexual consent at our university. People here do not always respect each other’s … More

Welcome to Disruptions. This column will try to inject some radical thought into your designated library procrastination time, based on … More