Thank you so much! And a huge thank you to everyone in the JMC department for all the support, encouragement, and guidance. I wouldn’t have grown as much as a writer without this course and the amazing lecturers behind it. Feeling very lucky to be part of such a lovely and supportive department ❤️

Absolutely thrilled to have received the Arts Writer of the Year at @heraldscotland.bsky.social Student Press Awards 2026 - the first year of this category. Really special to receive the award from Arts Correspondent Brian Ferguson So happy to celebrate with the Strathclyde Telegraph team 💙

So proud to finally see our new Strathclyde Telegraph print edition out on campus 🗞️✨ This edition is packed with brilliant journalism, incredible election photography from Jason Fong, and a fresh new redesign that I had the chance to work on 💙 Pick up a copy at Strath Union

Congratulations to Jason Fong, photographer for The Strathclyde Telegraph, on winning Best Student Photographer at the Student Publication Association awards 🎉 His work was praised for bringing viewers inside the story, and for being exactly what picture editors look for in a newsroom.

I could not be more thrilled and grateful for the nomination. Very excited for the @heraldscotland.bsky.social Student Press Awards ceremony in May.

Witnessing the Union Street fire has been intense. A historic building devastated, local businesses affected, and Glasgow Central Station closed. It’s a moment that changes the city. Proud to help document this story as it unfolds. strathclydetelegraph.com/2026/03/09/h...

Such a successful day fundraising at the Students' Union! 🎉 A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by, picked up a print, and supported Strathclyde Telegraph. We raised £61, which brings us closer to the funds we need to get our May print edition out 🖨️

My short story Talia is now published in the Strathclyde Telegraph. It’s a piece of fiction exploring memory, identity, and the weight a name can carry, and how the past can echo in unexpected ways. You can read it here: strathclydetelegraph.com/2026/02/15/t...

Published a piece with the Strathclyde Telegraph on a Galentine’s event where 12 student societies came together to raise awareness around drink spiking 💗 Organised by the Cocktail and Mocktail Society and raising £680 for @StampOutSpiking. Read here👇 strathclydetelegraph.com/2026/02/13/s...

What an evening! It was such a pleasure meeting and chatting with the fantastic author of Glasgow Boys, @margaretmcdonald.bsky.social It was enlightening to hear about her approach to building characters, the demands of the publishing industry, and tips on how to approach agents. 🌟

Met Glasgow artist, writer/poet and broadcaster @nemesis4u.bsky.social 🎨 His passion for the city shines through in Ghlaschu 850 and his new drawings exploring Glasgow’s history, so full of depth and imagination. ✨ It was an inspiring and enriching morning. 🌞🎨

Such a highlight meeting @humzayousaf.bsky.social during Freshers’ Week. Excited and motivated for the term ahead!

Excited to kick off my role as Features Editor with our brilliant team at Strathclyde Telegraph! 📰 Got an idea or want to write for us? Reach out to one of our editors - we’d love to have you on board! 👉 www.strathunion.com/groups/find-...

Back at it and couldn’t be more excited to dive into everything Strathclyde Inspire has in store ✨ Here’s to challenges, creativity, and plenty of inspiration this year 🚀

Welcome to the new academic year! Library and IT staff will be out and about this week at Freshers' Fair, accommodation check-in, and registration. Of course we'll also be here in the Library, too! See our opening times in StrathApp or on our website:

Fantastic to be back @unistrathclyde.bsky.social and to start Freshers Week with Strathclyde Inspire 😁

"I really wanted to showcase how multicultural and diverse Glasgow is.” My chat with Margaret McDonald, author of Glasgow Boys, was inspiring, encouraging, and a reminder that dreams are worth chasing. Read more in the Strathclyde Telegraph. strathclydetelegraph.com/2025/08/11/m...

At the Edinburgh Book Festival, I got to meet David Keenan. He talked about how his books aren’t about meaning, but about the experience of reading them. That really got me thinking, as an aspiring writer, about the role of the reader and how much their experience shapes a story.

It was fantastic day at the Edinburgh Book Festival. What stayed with me from the Scottish Writing is Thriving are reflections of some wonderful Scottish authors on obsession in writing. It left me wondering - how do my own obsessions fit into my journey to becoming a writer?

"I really wanted to showcase how multicultural and diverse Glasgow is.” My chat with Margaret McDonald, author of Glasgow Boys, was inspiring, encouraging, and a reminder that dreams are worth chasing. Read more in the Strathclyde Telegraph. strathclydetelegraph.com/2025/08/11/m...