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A stunning portrait of Glasgow Caledonian University Chancellor Dr Annie Lennox OBE, commissioned by the University and painted by Scottish artist Gerard Burns, has been unveiled.

Glasgow Caledonian New York College (GCNYC) has celebrated its second commencement ceremony.

Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon MSP, has described the Centre for Climate Justice at Glasgow Caledonian University as world-leading, following her address at the first global Forum on Climate Justice. The First Minister told delegates it is impossible to tackle the climate crisis without recognising the need for climate justice, and used the occasion to launch a Big Climate Conversation across Scotland.

A famous face has made a surprise appearance on campus.

Senior secondary school pupils got to experience life in the fast lane at Glasgow Caledonian University – quite literally.

Africa's next generation of future leaders could be among the first students who graduated with degrees from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) in Mauritius today.

Africa's next generation of future leaders could be among the first students to graduate with degrees from Glasgow Caledonian University in Mauritius next month.

Glasgow Caledonian University has moved up 16 places in this year's Guardian University Guide 2020.

"I readily welcome the fact that Glasgow Caledonian has adopted the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals," said Derek Mackay MSP as he outlined their importance at the University's annual research celebration.

The University’s important work to support equality and diversity is being recognised in two nominations to The Herald’s Higher Education Awards. It follows recent success in the Times Higher Education Impact Awards, which placed Glasgow Caledonian among the world’s best institutions promoting gender equality and reducing inequalities.