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"Walking with Dinosaurs", the most successful exhibition in the history of the Hunterian Museum, has now closed, after being seen by over 76,000 visitors.
Neil Garrod has begun his epic 1500 mile run
Prof Neil Garrod, who is running from Rome to Glasgow to celebrate 2001, has set off and is now making good progress through Italy.
Muslim Women and the Law
A one-day conference on Muslim Women and the Law was held in the University of Glasgow on Thursday 19 April.
Programming triumph for computing science team
Members of the University's department of Computing Science are celebrating their win in the National Finals of the British Computer Society's Programming Competition. The team's competition report follows...
GUST* breezes through student TV competitions
Glasgow University Student Television* has scooped several awards in this year's National Student Television Association (NaSTA) prize ceremony. The station came first in five out of 12 categories, and was highly commended in a further two.
Weipers Lecture Postponed
Because of the Foot & Mouth disease outbreak the Sir William Weipers Memorial Lecture on Friday 18 May has been postponed until Thursday 20 September, 2001.
Funding to develop promising scientific ideas
Five University projects have been awarded a total of just under ?900K under the second round of Proof of Concept funding from Scottish Enterprise.
Academics elected to the Royal Society of Edinburgh
Eight members of the University of Glasgow have been elected Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Stroke carers anxious and depressed
Research published on the eve of a Royal College of Nursing Research Conference say informal carers of stroke victims pay heavy toll.