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Edinburgh Napier University, Journalism
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Edinburgh Napier News- Theresa May Calls Off Brexit Vote In Commons Carly Bell
- Stansted 15 found guilty of “endangering an aerodrome” roiskilroy
- The End Of The Era Of Open Online Sexual Expression Carly Bell
- Edinburgh voted best city to visit in the U.K. Alejandro Basterrechea
- Local foodbank receives £2800 from Hearts Football Community Morven McIntyre
- What’s your favourite soup on a chilly day? Paulette Myrie
- May set to delay Brexit vote, the reactions from the Web Andrea Triunfo
- ‘Winterhall’ Christmas Markets – a wonderfully swanky affair Lynn Rusk
- Musselburgh racecourse running as usual as BHA deem conditions safe gstroyan
- Week Sports Roundup: Podcast Andrea Triunfo
Edinburgh Napier Journalism
- Buzz 2011
- Introducing: Sweaty Palms June 30, 2016Words: Arusa Qureshi Buzz catches up with Glasgow band Sweaty Palms ahead of their new release. It’s always refreshing to come across a band that refuses to pander to generic expectations. For Sweaty Palms, it’s not about doing what makes you popular, but more about mocking the expected and producing something unexpected as a ...
- Buzz Does Glasgow June 21, 2016Words: Rachel Aitken It’s here. It happened. After a term filled with a cajoling and badgering, Buzz digital editor Rachel finally got the team to take a wee trip over to the land of traffic cone headwear and buildings shaped like armadillos: Glasgow. The Buzz team followed her round the best bars of Glasgow, ...
- What’s Education Worth? June 14, 2016Words: Rachel Sharp The best bit about the elections is the leaders’ debate. Everyone’s all civil to begin with, but it doesn’t take long till they’re shouting over one another and the audience is applauding every statement like it’s a high note on the X Factor. But there was a mixed response to Ruth ...
- Start Your Own Adventure June 9, 2016Words: Amina Antoniazzi “Incredibly frustrating but rewarding.” TechCuber Allan Lloyds tells us about the pleasures and sorrows of working in a start-up. Behind the numerous short-term exhibitions, the various visual arts events and, last but definitely not least, the chaotic Fringe Festival, Summerhall ‘hides’ the unique story of TechCube — a four-storey, […]
- Summer in the sun June 7, 2016Words: Rachel Aitken Scotland has been blessed with glorious sunshine these past few weeks, and the Buzz team have been busy tanning up, and relaxing in the beautiful city of Edinburgh (as well as researching for our dissertations of course!) Edinburgh is an incredible city, even more so in the sun. To celebrate, the ...
- A Conversation with Julian Goodare June 4, 2016Words: Alice Spasaro and Rachel Sharp Political historian Dr. Julian Goodare released his new book on the Early Modern witch-hunts last month. Buzz took a moment to catch up with Edinburgh University’s Reader in History to discuss his new book and all it might entail. Aside from his works on Scottish agriculture and ...
- Introducing: Sweaty Palms June 30, 2016
- Impulse 2011
- One step closer to saving the environment: The minimal plastic lifestyle
February 1, 2019The UK generates just under 5 million tonnes of plastic waste annually according to WRAP.ORG. Most families, either […]
- Erin Cuthbert: The World at her Feet
December 6, 2018On a sunny afternoon in Irvine, a young, ambitious footballer kicks a rugged football to and from her […]
- A Period Piece
December 6, 2018Talking about periods makes people uncomfortable. For years, the topic has been a taboo, as though women have […]
- BlacKkKlansman review: All The Power to All The People
December 4, 2018Direction: Spike Lee Screenplay: Spike Lee, David Rabinowitz, Kevin Willmott, Charlie Wachtel Cast: John David Washinton, Adam Driver […]
- House and Techno in Scotland: The End of the Beginning?
December 3, 2018The techno scene in Scotland has exploded in recent years. DJs that performed in front of their friends […]
- The Rabbit Warren : the complex tale of the cruelty free movement’s leaping bunny
December 3, 2018The leaping bunny – the internationally accepted symbol of certification of cruelty free products for decades – signifying […]
- One step closer to saving the environment: The minimal plastic lifestyle
February 1, 2019
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