Glasgow University Students' Representative Council - Media

Media

The SRC also partly funds and houses four Student Media groups. They retain editorial independence from the SRC whilst benefiting from its support. Many of those involved in the SRC's Student Media have won awards for their work and gone on to find a career in the media.

These groups are:

  • Glasgow University Guardian - fortnightly newspaper
  • Glasgow University Magazine (GUM) - termly magazine
  • Glasgow University Student Television (GUST) - broadcast online and via screens around campus
  • Subcity Radio - internet radio station

The SRC previously referred to the media as "publications" and until 2004 the SRC website glasgowstudent.net was run as a fifth media group. There are other student run media groups at the University, housed within the unions, including the GUUi and qmunicate.

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