14 November 2018
Emeritus Professor Aidoo awarded Environmental Health Institute’s highest honour
Emeritus Professor Kofi Aidoo is to be awarded The Council of The Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland’s most prestigious accolade.
05 November 2018
Breakfast at Barrio 13
Mark Majewsky Anderson, Director of Research and Innovation, discusses a consortium of Latin American and European universities, led by GCU, which has established special units to help transform communities such as Barrio 13.
18 October 2018
Poignant letter portrays torment of Great War's forgotten pacifists
As the centenary of the Armistice approaches, the actor Gary Lewis has contributed a powerful reading of the intimate correspondence which is held in Glasgow Caledonian University's archive.
18 October 2018
Glasgow Caledonian University played key role in North Coast 500 success, says Tom Campbell
The man tasked with driving forward one of the world's most iconic coastal touring routes paid tribute to Glasgow Caledonian University for helping to make it a success.
17 October 2018
Uhatch business makes TV debut
The Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) graduate behind a breakfast drink made from an African super fruit has starred in a promotional STV advert.
26 September 2018
GCU London secures major research grant to work in Latin America and Europe
GCU London is to lead a £615,000 project to help academics and university staff across Latin America and Europe work effectively with students from diverse cultures.
12 September 2018
Researchers discover patients with healthcare associated infections (HAIs) feel “dirty” or “like a leper” after diagnosis
Many patients with healthcare associated infections (HAIs) reported feeling “like a leper”, “having the plague” or “dirty” after being diagnosed, according to a major new review carried out by researchers at the
11 September 2018
Baroness Thornton delivers the 2018 John Pearce Memorial Lecture
Baroness Glenys Thornton outlined how social enterprise can have a positive impact on people’s lives at the annual John Pearce Memorial Lecture at Glasgow Caledonian University.
10 September 2018
Academic accolade beckons for life-changing research
One of our researchers is up for an academic Oscar following his work to develop a tracking device for people with dementia.
05 September 2018
Urban and economic growth bring mixed health dividends
Economic growth is benefitting the wealthy and increasing the gap in health equality, according to new cross-European research.
24 August 2018
GCU hosts global experts ahead of Social Enterprise World Forum
Glasgow Caledonian University will host an academic symposium for the world’s leading social business experts ahead of the Social Enterprise World Forum 2018.
07 August 2018
Football used as scapegoat for domestic violence
An in-depth study from researchers at GCU finds that using football as an excuse for domestic abuse can trivialise the issue.