University news

Professor Fiona Skillen won a National Sporting Heritage Award last night in recognition of her outstanding research and public history project work.

Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford’s social activism should serve as a “blueprint” for other politically conscious celebrity athletes, according to a new academic study.

Glasgow Caledonian University, the University of Johannesburg and the Chartered Institution of Railway Operators today celebrated its unique 12-year partnership with Africa’s largest freight rail company Transnet.

Two exceptional students from Glasgow Caledonian University are among the 31 young people preparing to represent Team UK at the prestigious WorldSkills Lyon 2024, often referred to as the 'skills Olympics.'

​ A Glasgow Caledonian University cutting-edge research project has been selected for stage one of the prestigious Converge Challenge.

A cutting-edge cybersecurity project developed by Glasgow Caledonian University has garnered significant attention and support from industry leaders thanks to media coverage.

The University is delighted to announce that Karen Varty has been appointed Director of Future Students, Marketing and Communications (FSM&C).

The University’s Sustainable Travel Plan (STP) has been lauded by Scotland’s alliance for sustainable transport.

Scotland’s first mental health network to improve the lives of the LGBTQIA+ community has been launched by researchers at Glasgow Caledonian and Edinburgh universities.

Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian have created a new film to raise awareness of the impact of cyberbullying and online abuse on teenagers.