Student news

Students at GCU have been working in Scotland’s first university Cold Case Unit, which includes participation in a unique bi-annual international cold case analysis project.

A GCU student has explained how performing at this year’s GCU Freshers’ helped her tick off a personal objective in her singing career.

Each year, Remembrance Day gives us the opportunity to pay our respects to those who have defended our freedoms and protected our way of life.

One of Scotland's leading 20th-Century industrialists, Lord Macfarlane of Bearsden, has died at the age of 95.

The importance of climate resilience was underlined as two powerful documentaries received an exclusive screening at Glasgow Caledonian University last night.

Health professionals and climate experts from around the world called for urgent action to tackle the growing climate-related health crisis, at Glasgow Caledonian University.

Visitors to Glasgow Caledonian University today experienced first-hand what a devastated planet earth might look and feel like thanks to a host of educational video games created by students.

A recent graduate’s essay, which was written during her third year at GCU, has featured on the front page of a national society’s magazine.

A GCU student has been provided with a retail space to sell her self-made environmentally friendly tote bags in a popular Glasgow shopping centre.

GCU recently hosted the COP26 Game Jam – a 48-hour challenge to develop a climate change based video game aimed at raising awareness of climate related issues.