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
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.
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.
28 November 2017
Honoraries inspire at winter graduation ceremonies
Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE, Dr Susan Scurlock and Professor Sir David Greenaway were honoured during Glasgow Caledonian University's winter graduation ceremonies.
23 November 2017
Annie Lennox OBE is Chancellor of Glasgow Caledonian University
Royal Academician, singer songwriter, highly-respected social activist and philanthropist, Dr Annie Lennox OBE is the new Chancellor of Glasgow Caledonian University.
22 November 2017
Excitement builds for winter graduation ceremonies
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) will celebrate the achievements of two leading STEM ambassadors, a foremost economist, a climate-justice campaigner and a successful entrepreneur.
21 November 2017
Centre for Climate Justice to celebrate success
Helping to provide water for all in Malawi and a safe alternative to kerosene-based lighting are just two of the successes to be celebrated by the Centre for Climate Justice next week.
10 November 2017
Fuel poverty research demonstrates impact
Research by Glasgow Caledonian University's Dr Keith Baker has contributed to a Scottish Government decision to review its definition of fuel poverty.
03 November 2017
Computing giant Dell to provide industry mentors for students
Female computing students at GCU are taking part in a new initiative aimed at attracting and retaining women within the IT sector.
26 October 2017
Design for Change
GCU Digital Design (Graphics) students have been using their design practice to create significant and positive impact in the surrounding communities.
19 October 2017
The sky is the limit for Tom
A Glasgow Caledonian University graduate whose business designs low-cost satellites has been named in the Forbes Europe 30 under 30 for 2017.