06 March 2018
University supports global call to #PressforProgress
In an unprecedented year in which women’s rights have gathered momentum, captured headlines and public opinion, and called for change, we are joining the International Women's Day (IWD) Press for Progress campaign.
15 February 2018
Former Irish President discusses climate justice at GCU
Dr Mary Robinson addressed students and staff on the global climate justice movement on Wednesday, February 14.
07 February 2018
I'm not a pity case, Glasgow Caledonian University student tells event at Holyrood
“I'm not a pity case,” Glasgow Caledonian University student tells Holyrood
26 January 2018
Game Jam offers opportunity for female developers, says academic
As the Global Game Jam comes to Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) for its tenth anniversary, academic Dr Romana Ramzan says it is a timely reminder that women have an important role to play in the industry.
15 January 2018
Hear the cream of student talent at Celtic Connections on Campus
The cream of student talent will be back on stage and behind the scenes at Celtic Connections on Campus, GCU's annual lunchtime concert series.
15 January 2018
Weather warning upgraded to Amber - guidance for students
There is currently a Amber Warning for snow in the Glasgow area from 3pm today (January 16) until 8am tomorrow (January 17).
11 December 2017
1000 school pupils to attend Cyber Security Christmas Lectures
A thousand pupils from Glasgow schools will be warned how careless social media posts could damage their future job prospects, at a lecture hosted by digital experts.
05 December 2017
Quitely does it - comic-book artist to present at GCU
He's drawn the X-Men, Superman and Batman - now legendary Scottish comic book artist Frank Quitely will share his inspiration with students at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU).
30 November 2017
University grasps climate justice debate
The Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Roseanna Cunningham congratulated Glasgow Caledonian University for founding the Centre for Climate Justice at a special celebratory event today (Thursday, November 30).
30 November 2017
HIV is far from the death sentence that it was, says sexual health expert
"Scotland is leading the way with the introduction of PrEP (HIV drugs taken to prevent HIV acquisition) with other countries now looking to us as an example of best practice,” says sexual health expert Professor Claudia Estcourt.
29 November 2017
Engaging honoraries close winter graduations
Brian Williamson and Lady Susan Rice CBE are honoured at the final of Glasgow Caledonian University's winter ceremonies.
29 November 2017
Part-time study boosts IT graduate's career prospects
A major multinational employer is celebrating the success of the first of its employees to complete a part-time accelerated degree programme at Glasgow Caledonian University.