University news

Glasgow Caledonian University scientists have discovered a new scientific pathway to prevent fatty liver disease, caused by Western diet high in fat and sugar, from progressing to deadly liver cancer.

GCU Fashion Showcase returned to campus in style with a spectacular runway show and creative exhibition.

A sell-out mock murder trial at Glasgow Caledonian University where true crime buffs were given the chance to sit on a jury and give their verdicts to an expert panel has proved a real hit.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s BSc (Hons) Game Development programme has been officially recognised as an Unreal Authorized Academic Partner by Epic Games, creators of the industry-leading Unreal Engine.

A Glasgow Caledonian University Graduate Apprentice has been named 2025 Engineering Graduate Apprentice of the Year at the prestigious Scottish Engineering Awards.

Research by Glasgow Caledonian University is helping to shape the Scottish Government’s approach to improving home energy efficiency, with a new public consultation launched on the proposed Home Energy Efficiency Technical Suitability Assessment (HEETSA).

Glasgow Caledonian University is continuing to advance its commitment to inclusive and impactful STEM outreach through a series of summer programmes designed to engage and inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers and digital innovators.

Professor of Stroke Care and Rehabilitation Marian Brady led the development of the world’s first aphasia-specific guidelines launched at the ESOC 2025 -European Stroke Organisation Conference.

Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care Neil Gray paid a visit to Glasgow Caledonian University today (May 21).

Researchers are aiming to uncover the hidden history of women in Scottish sport in the Victorian era and the early 20th century.