Warnock’s back and better than ever
Nobody could have predicted this, and when I say nobody, I’m not being hyperbolic. Absolutely nobody in Scottish football could have seen Neil Warnock, the manager seemingly turned pundit, come…
UCU Aberdeen to strike over widespread budget cuts
The Aberdeen University and College Union (UCU) has voted to for strike in response to widespread budget cuts at the University of Aberdeen (UoA), with a 60 per cent turnout…
Strike ballot opens at Aberdeen University over cuts to language degrees
Following Aberdeen University’s decision to cut single-honours language degrees, staff are balloting on strike action over potential job losses. The ballot opened on 4 January, and will run until 7…
Vice Principal announces plans to cut Modern Languages degrees at Aberdeen University
Students and staff have recently been informed of plans to cut Modern Languages degrees at the University of Aberdeen. Senior Vice Principal Karl Leydecker delivered the news in a meeting…
The Gaudie: UCEA chair, UoA principal wanted staff to ‘feel pain along the way’ in UCU boycott
An investigation by The Gaudie has revealed that UCEA chair and University of Aberdeen principal George Boyne said staff boycotting marking work should feel “pain” from pay deductions. In a…
Cult Column: Tales of Silver City
Art films. They don’t divide public opinion: they often pass the public by altogether. Many don’t even make it to our national galleries but are instead limited to some contemporary…
Aberdeen jazz quintet Hamlet impress with their debut, Act One
Hamlet are a relatively young band, formed in the spring of 2017. They started off life by playing contemporary works and jazz standards but have now moved on to create…
Celtic extend dominance, but chasing pack have much to fight for
Celtic eased to victory against Rangers in the first Old Firm fixture of the season. Goals from Tom Rogic and Leigh Griffiths were enough to see off Pedro Caixinha’s side,…