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Suicidal prisoners put in ‘torture cells’ instead of given care, inquiry told

Professor Linda Allan’s 21-year-old daughter Katie died in Polmont young offenders’ institution in 2018.

The Independent UK

Archaeologists unearth complete Neolithic cursus in Arran in major excavation

ARCHAEOLOGISTS on the Isle of Arran have begun uncovering what is believed to be the only complete Neolithic cursus in Britain.

The National (Scotland)

Archaeologists uncover complete Neolithic cursus on the Isle of Arran

The monument dates to between 4000 and 3000BC and is thought to be the only complete example in Britain

The Guardian - UK

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Teen Who Lost Arm From Cancer Studied During Chemo, Gets Law School Grades

A teen who underwent chemotherapy received the grades required to pursue law at the university level.

Zenger

Outlander conference will explore far more than popular culture phenomenon

The word 'outlander' can signify a number of different things.

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow University rapist's lawyer to be investigated over 're-traumatising survivor'

Lornexo Alonzi, who represented convicted rapist Daniel McFarlane, is to be investigated after a complaint to the Scottish Legal Complaints Commission was submitted.

Glasgow Live

The curious origins of Glasgow's Sighthill Stones as fenced-off landmark reopens to public

The Sighthill Megalith has finally found its new home and is fully open to the public. We take a look at why Glasgow is home to the first stone circle built in the British Isles in more than 3,000 years.

Glasgow Live

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Glasgow student wins £27k in Clyde 1 radio competition on first attempt

18-year-old Glasgow University first year student, Tia Caldwell, won the big £27,000 cash prize through the Clyde 1 Cash Register competition yesterday - on her very first go.

Glasgow Live

Scots student scoops £27k on Clyde 1's cash register at first attempt

First year Glasgow University fresher Tia Caldwell, 18, won the big cash prize through a Clyde 1 radio competition last Thursday afternoon.

Daily Record

Glasgow academic backs calls to ban single use vapes amid concerns for environment

David Webster, a Glasgow University researcher, is worried that single use vapes could have a significant impact on both the environment and young people in the city.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow University named second best in Scotland in student review league table

The StudentCrowd league table revealed the top 20 best universities in the UK for 2023 based on 24,041 student reviews, with Glasgow named second in Scotland and eighth in the UK.

Glasgow Live

University staff oppose marking boycott 'mitigation strategy'

Staff at Glasgow University have spoken out against the institution’s mitigation strategy amid the ongoing marking boycott.

The National (Scotland)

Students left feeling 'forgotten' as graduations kick off amid marking boycott

STUDENTS in Scottish universities have been left feeling "angry" and “forgotten” after being forced to graduate without their final…

The National (Scotland)

Salmon tagged to monitor progress down Dumfries and Galloway river

The journey of the 40 tagged salmon will be tracked using 33 receivers installed along the river bank

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Author Douglas Stuart and Olympian Laura Muir given honourary degrees from Glasgow University

Author Douglas Stuart and Olympic athlete Laura Muir were presented with an honorary degree by the University of Glasgow. Douglas said he "didn't feel like university life" was for him growing up.

The National (Scotland)

Why the right have got it all wrong about Adam Smith, one of Scotland's finest minds

We do not know the exact date of his birth but yesterday marked the 300th anniversary of the baptism of Adam Smith, the Kirkcaldy-born father of…

The National (Scotland)

The facts about life of great Scottish economist Adam Smith

TOMORROW sees the 300th anniversary of the birth of Adam Smith, one of Scotland’s greatest thinkers most usually accredited with being the father…

The National (Scotland)

Aamer Anwar accuses Government of ‘arrogantly’ ignoring views of legal profession

THE Scottish Government has been accused of “arrogantly” ignoring the views of the legal profession as it considers plans to reform rape trials.

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Glasgow University named one of the most 'beautiful in Europe'

Glasgow University has been listed as one of the most 'beautiful in Europe' according to a study which looked at the ''golden ratio' - and we are in agreement.

The National (Scotland)

Documentary reveals the failed plots to retrieve Scotland's Stone of Destiny

THE daring heist by four Glasgow University students to bring the Stone of Destiny back has become famous in Scotland’s history.

Daily Mirror

Disease-spreading mosquitos could flourish in UK due to climate change, experts warn

Glasgow University, UK Health Security Agency and UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology have been awarded £1.25million to better understand how climate change could increase the risks from mosquitos

Daily Record

Warning disease-spreading mosquitos could flourish in Scotland due to climate change

A study involving Glasgow University found mosquitoes could be an increased health threat to Scots with the critters to be monitored for diseases.

The Guardian - UK

The rape survivor who spoke out: Ellie Wilson on the brutal reality of taking an attacker to court

Less than 1% of reported rapes lead to a conviction. But this was the case for Wilson – who then waived her anonymity to expose the problems in the criminal justice system

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's huge indoor 'safe sex' rave that ended in tragic teen death

Thirty years ago this year, more than 12,000 ravers attended the landmark Big Bang event at Glasgow's SECC, but, tragically, not everyone was able to make it home safe and sound.

The National (Scotland)

Celtic Trust pushing for Parkhead 'shadow board' and increased supporter influence

“Fan ownership is an aim,” said Celtic Trust member Mikaela McKinley.

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