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Research which could help Scotland become the first country to beat HIV is being highlighted in a new campaign to promote the public impact of health research at universities across the UK.

Grand Slam singles champion and Paralympic gold medallist Gordon Reid MBE served up an inspirational message as he received an honorary degree from Glasgow Caledonian University.

The University Chancellor Dr Annie Lennox is to give a speech at the renowned TED talk series in Glasgow next month.

Rail passengers have been flocking to get free online safety advice from students running a new Cyber Security Clinic at Glasgow Central Station.

Innovative sustainable manufacturing processes could ensure industry can meet the demands of today’s consumers without compromising the needs of future generations.

Glasgow Caledonian University has been placed within the top 15 universities in the world for gender equality and reducing inequalities, according to the inaugural Times Higher Education Impact Rankings.

The University brought another slice of Viennese culture to campus for a second helping of Coffee, Cake and a Concert.

Glasgow Caledonian University will take part in what is believed to be Scotland's biggest ever art trail this summer.

Scotland should strive to be the most "age-friendly" society in Europe as it grapples with a growing demographic time bomb, the Scottish Government's Minister for Older People told an invited audience at GCU.

Glasgow Caledonian University will mark International Women's Day on March 8 by reaffirming our commitment to promoting gender equality across our campuses.