Daniel Sutherland: Turning the corner on plastic – why the circular economy holds the secret to a sustainable future
Plastic is fantastic. It gets a bad press right now but that's not because it is a bad thing, but because it has been used badly.
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RGU embarks on search for new principal to lead the institution
The Robert Gordon University (RGU) in Aberdeen has started its search for an "outstanding" new principal to lead the institution.
RGU tightens-up governance rules to avoid a repeat of ‘cronyism’ row
A raft of changes have been made to an Aberdeen university's governance rules in the wake of last year’s "cronyism" row.
North-east student in desperate plea to find ‘stolen’ laptop and dissertation
A north-east student has issued a desperate appeal after his laptop with his entire dissertation saved on it was stolen.
Learning on the job: why the economy needs universities to get out into the workplace
The digital transformation of society is already reshaping the way we work and, in turn, this is reflected in the graduate level skills needs of today.
UK universities could consider rule changes after RGU row
Governance rules could be tightened-up at universities across Britain in the wake of the cronyism row at an Aberdeen-based institution.
Scottish universities to publish early details of ‘golden goodbye’ payments after RGU row
Scottish universities will be forced to publish early details of “golden goodbye” payments to top staff following a probe into the exit of an Aberdeen-based principal.
Fresh change at top of Robert Gordon University as vice-principal departs
A vice-principal of Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen has left his position – just weeks after the controversial departure of the institution’s high-profile boss.
E-mails reveal how RGU vice-principal branded cronyism row a ‘conspiracy theory’
The academic at the centre of Robert Gordon University’s cronyism row privately dismissed the issue as a “conspiracy theory”.
RGU art graduate to begin residence at Tobermory Distillery
A painting graduate from Robert Gordon University’s (RGU) Gray’s School of Art has bean appointed the first artist-in-residence at Tobermory Distillery on the Isle of Mull.
Inquiry into ‘jobs for the boys’ controversy at RGU poised to start
An inquiry into the “jobs for the boys” controversy at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen will get under way this week.
Inquiry to be held after ‘cronyism’ row at Robert Gordon University
A Scottish Government body has launched an inquiry in the wake of the “jobs for the boys” fiasco at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen.
Demands for independent inquiry at RGU continue to grow
Demands were growing last night for an independent inquiry into the running of Robert Gordon University as a second major trade union said staff were “disillusioned and angry”.
RGU did not follow ‘normal practice’ in appointing new principal
The chairman of crisis-hit Robert Gordon University has admitted that the board did not follow “normal custom and practice” in the way it appointed its new principal.
RGU principal expresses ‘deep regret’ after failing to declare business link
The boss of Robert Gordon University has expressed “deep regret” after a probe found he did not declare his business relationship with the newly-appointed vice-principal.
Degree student from Orkney steers her final project towards home
An art student from Orkney is basing her degree project on the picturesque seascapes of home after moving to Aberdeen to follow her dream.
Probe launched into the appointment of a new Robert Gordon University vice-principal
The Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen is investigating a complaint about the appointment of the principal’s business partner to a top job at the institution.
Widow of architecture lecturer aims to help create happy memories
A devoted dad spent his final months writing letters and gathering gifts for his children so they remember him as they grow up.
Rita Marcella: Politics and the era of uncertainty
And so again this month many of us woke to an unexpected election outcome: and the deep irony is not that you and I did not expect it but that governments, pollsters and political experts all over the world did not expect it. As with Brexit, we woke to find a world surprised and unprepared for what would come next – but knowing that the world order had changed.
Big data gets bigger in north-east
A government-backed initiative to help companies exploit the value of data has celebrated its first year of operation in Aberdeen.
TheLunch at The Stack, Muchalls: engaging employees in a crunch
Tucked off the A90 in the historic fishing village of Muchalls is the Stack. Taking its name from the astonishing geological landforms off the town’s coast, the bar and restaurant has been lovingly renewed and was on the verge of celebrating its first year of business under the management of chef proprietor, Andy Smart.
Saltire scholarship opportunity for RGU students
Two Aberdeen students have jetted off to complete a once-in-a-lifetime placement.
RGU highlights women in academia with new publication
Robert Gordon University (RGU) is celebrating women in academia with the launch of a new publication.
Popular Aberdeen businessman joins technology company board
One of Aberdeen’s best known business figures has added to his post-retirement portfolio career by joining the board of a young technology company.
Robert Gordon University issues advice on how to use doors after incident
Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University has issued guidelines on how to safely use revolving doors after a staff member broke their arm in one.
Kayla keeps nerves in check at surreal graduation
A caring Orkney student enjoyed an "unreal" experience graduating in front of hundreds of academics at the Music Hall yesterday.
Economic future of Aberdeen region event unveiled
A major event to help shape a new economic future for the Aberdeen city region will take place next month.