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Glasgow saddles up for charity Bikeathon
The University of Glasgow’s annual Bikeathon will take place on Sunday 19 August
The Stress of Email
A deluge of emails constantly interputing work is stressing out modern employees, a study has found.
Saving the remarkable kakapo from extinction
One of the strangest and most endangered birds in the world, the kakapo, is being brought back from the brink of extinction with the help of scientists from the University of Glasgow.
Super spiders make bolder birds
New research shows that eating spiders can affect the personality and IQ of birds
University residences given Green Tourism Award
The University of Glasgow's commitment to environmental sustainability is recognised by The Green Tourism Business Scheme
Diagnostic testing kits for vets, farmers and pet owners to improve animal health
New diagnostic testing kits developed by the University of Glasgow - which could improve the lives of thousands of pets and animals through early detection of disease - are to be made widely available to vets, farmers and pet owners for the first time.
University of Glasgow to remain at Crichton
The University of Glasgow is to remain at the Crichton Campus in Dumfries
Website tells University story
The University of Glasgow has launched a new project to present the history of the University on the web.
Carol kicks off hospital build
Television personality Carol Smillie got behind the wheel of a JCB to help kick off construction work on the University of Glasgow’s new Small Animal Hospital.
Glasgow listed among 15 green institutions
In 2007 Glasgow was one of only two European universities to feature in a global list of 15 green colleges and universities published by environmental news and commentary magazine, Grist
New insights into incapacity benefit in Glasgow
The Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH) has found that Glasgow is making progress towards closing the gap in the number of Incapacity Benefit claimants between the city and the rest of Scotland.
New Research questions Scotland's Growth Rate
A new paper published today by members of the Centre for Public Policy for Regions (CPPR) throws considerable doubt on the reliability of the data that is currently used to measure Scotland’s economic growth rate.