End of an era for Glasgow: Muscatelli to step down as Principal after sixteen years
Anton Muscatelli has transformed the University into a global institution Sir Anton Muscatelli has announced he will be stepping down […]
UofG rector refers to Lenin in installation speech, says University may be complicit in genocide
Ghassan Abu-Sittah has since been detained by German police when attempting to enter the country Dr Ghassan Abu-Sittah, a British-Palestinian
SRC Spring elections turn heated, despite only 5 of 41 positions being competitive
40% of Student Council set to be vacant, while two of four ‘sabbs’ to be elected unopposed Polls in the
Rector candidates discuss the campaign
Confirmed candidates to be the next University of Glasgow Rector have spoken to The Glasgow Guardian. As the election for
Inside the ‘chaotic’ Glasgow International College
“I know it’s wrong, but it was an option open to me, so I took it” Interviews with over half
Exclusive: UofG sued by star professor’s former startup in dispute involving intellectual property
While not a party to the lawsuit, Prof Lee Cronin, described as ‘real-life Rick from Rick and Morty’ is a
Four candidates confirmed for 2024 Rectorial election
Four candidates have been nominated in the upcoming 2024 University of Glasgow Rectorial elections. Following the Monday deadline for nominations,
Glasgow needs a mayor
Scotland’s largest city seems to have lost its political swagger In 1994, John Major’s Conservative Westminster government was set on
Glasgow Subway introduces new trains and raises fares
New trains mark beginning of the end for 1980s-era orange carriages. Five years since first being revealed, four years since
Missing piece of Shinty heritage returns to UofG archives
With BBC Alba legend Hugh Dan MacLennan’s help, the famed ‘Littlejohn Album’ has returned to the University’s Special Collections Alexander