Latest news
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GCU joins the Scottish Arts and Humanities Alliance04 April 2023
Glasgow Caledonian University has become the latest member to join the Scottish Arts and Humanities Alliance (SAHA).
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Comic book project illustrates community action03 April 2023
Scotland's rich history of social enterprise and community action has been retold in comic book form as part of a unique project, drawing together researchers, schools and local organisations.
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Vice-Chancellor to headline Research Celebration31 March 2023
Glasgow Caledonian’s new Vice-Chancellor, Professor Stephen Decent, will outline his vision for the future of research at the University at our annual Research Celebration on May 18.
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Emeritus Professor Malcolm Lochhead has passed away30 March 2023
Professor Malcolm Lochhead, who taught and looked after thousands of students during his working life over many years at Glasgow Caledonian University, has passed away after a long illness.
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Universities must crack the gender code to ensure balance28 March 2023
Universities and colleges have a responsibility to ensure gender bias is “unlearned”, according to a Glasgow Caledonian University academic.
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Who should be our new Chancellor?27 March 2023
Staff, students and other stakeholders can suggest respected candidates until April 14.
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Making our cities sustainable in a just way27 March 2023
The need for a joined-up approach in making our cities and towns more sustainable will be outlined in a specialist address by Professor Craig Thomson.
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Professor Cantillon becomes President-Elect of IAFFE27 March 2023
Professor Sara Cantillon is the new President-Elect of the International Association for Feminist Economics.
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Scotland’s tech sector hungry for new talent24 March 2023
There’s never been a better time for new talent to enter Scotland’s booming technology sector, an industry showcase event has heard.
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New Fellows elected to Royal Society of Edinburgh24 March 2023
The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Scotland’s National Academy, has announced that Glasgow Caledonian University’s Professor Ima Jackson and Chair of Court Rob Woodward are among its newest Fellows.