North student unveils device which “accessorises” prosthetic casings
An innovative designer from the Black Isle is aiming to transform the way prosthetic casts are viewed - by "accessorising" them.
Cancer patients get post-treatment nutrition advice with new scheme
Cancer patients can learn how to eat to build strength and maintain weight after treatment, following the launch of a new support initiative.
Why is Tony Christie in Aberdeen tonight?
Staff at Aberdeen International Airport got a nice surprise this morning - when big voice crooner Tony Christie stepped off a Flybe airplane.
RGU student fighting for her life after Ibiza balcony plunge
An Aberdeen university student is fighting for her life in an Spanish hospital after falling 30 feet from a second-floor apartment balcony.
Student nurses taking care of future with exchange project
Student nurses from America and Aberdeen have linked up to boost their knowledge.
Business students to learn to take the lead
Business students will learn how to become leaders of the pack when they rub shoulders with top industry bosses.
Surprise crooner unveiled at cHeRries Awards 2017
Big voice crooner Tony Christie has been unveiled as the start turn at the cHeRries Awards 2017, in association with Robert Gordon University’s Aberdeen Business School and supported by Mattioli Woods.
Trauma expert hails efforts of police in response to suicide blast
North-east trauma and terrorism expert Professor David Alexander has commended the Greater Manchester Police for the handling of last night's terror attack.
How social media has transformed how we respond to national tragedy
In the days after the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers in New York, hand-made posters could be seen pinned to walls and lamp posts throughout the city begging passers-by for information on missing people. Today we once again see such messages – but now they are on social media.
Architecture student has designs on bright future after award win
An architecture student looks to be building a bright future after scooping an award for a university project.
Students’ photography skills showcased in display at Gray’s School of Art
A display of photography has gone up showcasing the work of students graduating from the Robert Gordon University (RGU).
Second Aberdeen Student Festival nets over £5,000 for charity
This year's Aberdeen Student Festival has raised more than £5,000 for charity.
Inverurie Academy pupils triumph at YES Grampian final
The brightest young business brains in the north-east battled for supremacy last night in an event billed as “Dragons’ Den meets the Apprentice”.
RGU drops 11 places in latest university league table… But Aberdeen climbs two spots
Robert Gordon University has fallen 11 places in the latest university rankings released by the Complete University Guide this week.
North-east students work together to combat dementia
Students from two very different subjects at a north-east university have joined forces to try and help dementia sufferers live fuller lives.
VIDEO: RGU engineers go head-to-head in land yacht race on Aberdeen beach
Young engineers from the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen did not quite have the wind beneath their wings yesterday as they went head-to-head racing handmade land yachts.
Want to be a nurse? This event will tell you everything you need to know
Potential nurses of the future can find out more on what the career entails at a special event this week.
RGU will “strongly resist” new River Dee bridge proposals
The principal of one of the north-east's two universities has pledged to "strongly resist" proposals for a new multimillion-pound bridge.
VIDEO: Watch students channel their inner Celine Dion ahead of Aberdeen Boat Race
Rival students in Aberdeen have set aside their differences ahead of one of the city’s top sporting events to record a parody of Celine Dion’s classic power ballad, “My Heart Will Go On”.
Students design new stately event venue
An Aberdeenshire stately home is benefiting from the expertise of aspiring designers and transforming itself into a new venue.
Everything you need to know about RGU’s new graduate-apprenticeship initiative
Robert Gordon University is backing apprenticeships by getting involved in a new graduate-apprenticeship initiative.
RGU launches new workplace-based digital skills courses after £1m boost
Robert Gordon University (RGU) in Aberdeen has been given a £1million funding boost to help it tackle a Scotland-wide digital skills shortage.
2017 cHeRies will see a new RGU-funded star blossom
The campaign for the cHeRries Awards 2017, in association with Robert Gordon University’s Aberdeen Business School and supported by Mattioli Woods, is now in full swing.
RGU tie-in with SDS expected to encourage work-based learning
Robert Gordon University (RGU) in Aberdeen hopes a stronger partnership with Skills Development Scotland (SDS) will improve work-based learning opportunities in the north-east.
International students descend on RGU
Four students have travelled about 11,000 miles to visit a north-east university to learn more about pharmacy in Scotland.
PICTURES: Moray artist’s drawings to be used in popular children’s book
An illustrator from Moray has been chosen to bring a popular children's book to life.
Highland artist secures place in prestigious exhibition
A north-east artist has added a fresh flourish to her promising career.
Aberdeen student was inspired to take up nursing after caring for her grandmother
A woman inspired to take up nursing after caring for her grandmother was among students given degrees yesterday.
Caithness graduate gets degree for dream job
A young man from Caithness achieved his dream of graduating university yesterday at a special ceremony held at Aberdeen's Beach Ballroom.
Students launch exhibition celebrating Denis Law
Students have helped organise an exhibition to pay homage to a north-east sporting icon.
Aberdeen lecturer recognised for promoting links between Scotland and Japan
A visiting lecturer at Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University has won an award in recognition of nearly three decades of work promoting the relationship between Scotland and Japan.
Aberdeen student awarded top research funding
A Robert Gordon University student has been awarded funding from a leading UK research organisation.
