Alumni news
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Quitely does it - comic-book artist to present at GCU05 December 2017
He's drawn the X-Men, Superman and Batman - now legendary Scottish comic book artist Frank Quitely will share his inspiration with students at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU).
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Expert urges HR to create 'good jobs' in the face of AI30 November 2017
The chief executive of the leading professional body of HR professionals has outlined the challenge posed by Artificial Intelligence to the world of work, in a keynote lecture at Glasgow Caledonian University.
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Honoraries inspire at winter graduation ceremonies28 November 2017
Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE, Dr Susan Scurlock and Professor Sir David Greenaway were honoured during Glasgow Caledonian University's winter graduation ceremonies.
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GCU's teaming up with Cricket Scotland to transform city communities24 November 2017
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) and Cricket Scotland are teaming up to help transform some of Glasgow’s most marginalised communities.
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Annie Lennox OBE is Chancellor of Glasgow Caledonian University23 November 2017
Royal Academician, singer songwriter, highly-respected social activist and philanthropist, Dr Annie Lennox OBE is the new Chancellor of Glasgow Caledonian University.
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Professor wins prestigious lifetime achievement award22 November 2017
A professor who has dedicated her life to helping older people become more active has been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award for her pioneering work.
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Excitement builds for winter graduation ceremonies22 November 2017
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) will celebrate the achievements of two leading STEM ambassadors, a foremost economist, a climate-justice campaigner and a successful entrepreneur.
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Centre for Climate Justice to celebrate success21 November 2017
Helping to provide water for all in Malawi and a safe alternative to kerosene-based lighting are just two of the successes to be celebrated by the Centre for Climate Justice next week.
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Student who suffered broken spine celebrates two community sports awards21 November 2017
A GCU student who learned to walk again after breaking her spine is celebrating winning two awards recognising her commitment to community sports.
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Three Lanarkshire Hospitals seal University Hospital Status20 November 2017
Lanarkshire’s three new University hospitals received the seal of approval on Friday, November 17 at the official unveiling of its signage to celebrate the landmark deal between Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) and NHS Lanarkshire.