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.
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.
22 November 2017
Professor wins prestigious lifetime achievement award
A professor who has dedicated her life to helping older people become more active has been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award for her pioneering work.
20 November 2017
£2.2 million project will explore how access to work could support migrant integration across Europe
Glasgow Caledonian University is to lead a £2.2million Europe-wide project exploring how joining the labour market could help migrants, refugees and asylum applicants integrate in their new host countries.
20 November 2017
Three Lanarkshire Hospitals seal University Hospital Status
Lanarkshire’s three new University hospitals received the seal of approval on Friday, November 17 at the official unveiling of its signage to celebrate the landmark deal between Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) and NHS Lanarkshire.
15 November 2017
Corks pop on minimum pricing decision
It is heartening that Scotland is leading the way in implementing minimum unit pricing, just as it led the way with the smoking ban in public places.
14 November 2017
New eye technology to help optometry students lead the fight against diabetes
A device that can aid the detection of diabetes through the eye has been donated to Glasgow Caledonian University.
09 November 2017
Silver success for Sian
Second-year student Sian Bamping has returned laden with silver from the World Unified Championships in Carrara, Italy.
01 November 2017
GCU Professor calls on governments around the world to step up the fight to eliminate viral hepatitis
Professor of Epidemiology and Population Health, Sharon Hutchinson, will call on governments around the world to step up the fight to eliminate viral hepatitis at this year's World Hepatitis Summit from November 1 to 3.