Bard Education Student toilets are a unique tile-and-mirror canvas for destultry scrawls that convey sleaze, silliness, insight, bawbag insults, and sometimes, something a bit more anti-establishment. We sent Neu! Reekie!...
Your first tattoo is a rite of passage; commemorating friendships, personal milestones, and that girls' holiday in Tenerife. For whatever reason, holidays seem to encourage the leap from bare to...
Serial shagger Eddie Nisbet recounts the first of his many, many visits to the GUM clinic. You'd do well to follow his example (though not his questionable lifestyle choices)
Fearghus Roulston muses on the roots of the indelible link between students and narcotics
Neal Wallace puts on his apron to show you how best to Jamie Oliver the shit out of your last packet of Supernoodles
Xbox addict Alex Cole gives you the lowdown on releasing your inner sociopath, from a darkened room in his parents' basement
Jamie Dunn talks to some of the UK's brightest actors, directors and curators as they recount their formative experiences with cinema, suffering through Spinal Tap on loop and dishevelled porn...
Wont as we are to reach out an avuncular arm, clasp you just a little too tightly to our Old Spice scented bosom and tell you of the grand adventure...
Dave Kerr talks to the frontmen from three of Scotland's finest modern rock bands, who recall the inebriated triumphs of their student years
Skinny Deviance editor Ana Hine challenges preconceived ideas of pornography as anti-feminist construct, and outlines some basic ethical issues before you begin your onanism oddysey
There’s more to galleries than still life paintings and nudey sculptures. The Scottish contemporary art scene is thriving, and with a regular turnaround of exhibitions it provides a great way...
Come September and October the Grassmarket is rammed with prospective trick or treaters hoping to cheat their way to costume supremecy. Sophie Kyle does it the old fashioned way, constructing...
Our resident theatre critic Gareth K Vile collates a guide to the most daring and adventurous theatre in Scotland: note the absence of whisky and shortbread
Ray Philp and Anna Seale walk you through the smorgasbord of after-dark musical pleasures on offer in Edinburgh and Glasgow
Paul Mitchell peers beyond the post-colonial, noble savage cliches of the 'gap year' to proffer an array of alternatives, minus the beads and tie-dye Aladdin trousers
Wallpaper, paintbrush, paint, rollers: who needs those? David McGinty presents some carefully-sourced posters to offer you some inspiration for your boudoir/opium den
