University news

Stroke survivors need tailored support to help them cope with the long-term disruption they face in their lives, according to a new study.

Glasgow Caledonian University has achieved Advance HE's Race Equality Charter Bronze Award in recognition of its work to combat racism and support race equality.

Social and environmental scientists from Glasgow Caledonian University are working with island communities in the Outer Hebrides to find nature-based solutions to tackle the damaging effects of climate change on their coastline.

Credit unions need support to adapt to the digital banking revolution, according to a new report.

At a Scottish Parliament event commemorating World AIDS Day, the Minister for Public Health and Women’s Health, Jenni Minto, hailed Glasgow Caledonian University’s pioneering ‘ePrEP Clinic’, a digital service for HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).

Glasgow Caledonian University's future leaders in the Crucible career development programme met with politicians and stakeholders during a visit to the Scottish Parliament.

As Glasgow Caledonian University's winter graduation ceremonies concluded at the city's Royal Concert Hall, two inspiring individuals received honorary degrees.

Two inspiring individuals were awarded honorary degrees as Glasgow Caledonian University's winter graduation ceremonies got under way at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall.

Yvette Hopkins has been elected as the new Chair of Court at Glasgow Caledonian University following a rigorous recruitment process and election ballot of students, staff and Court members.