Camilla awards honorary degree to sister-in-law the Princess Royal
The Princess Royal has received an honorary degree for a lifetime of charity work – from her sister-in-law, the Duchess of Cornwall.
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Camilla to bestow university honour on sister-in-law the Princess Royal
The Duchess of Cornwall will present an honorary degree to her sister-in-law the Princess Royal at the University of Aberdeen on Tuesday.
Black Isle man says hunt to find cure for Huntington’s disease a ‘privilege’ after taking him ‘from a real place of darkness’
A north man is one of only nine Scots picked for a clinical trial aimed at slowing down the devastating effects of Huntington’s disease.
Woman and friends raise £17,000 in two years for breast cancer research
A Peterhead breast cancer survivor has donated more than £17,000 to scientists working to find a cure for the disease.
Experts solve mystery of human remains in Aberdeen – with medical students to blame
Human remains found underneath an Aberdeen home were most likely buried by a medical student trying not to fall foul of the law, experts have established.
Archaeologist describes ‘eureka’ moment as skeleton found on Black Isle dating back to Pictish times
A skeleton discovered during a Highland excavation dates back to Pictish times, archaeologists have revealed.
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Dance agency invests in upgrade to historic anatomy rooms behind Marischal College
A north-east dance agency is investing in a historic city building which was previously used to study anatomy.
Girls from schools across UK arrive in Aberdeen for Women in Engineering conference
Dozens of girls from schools throughout the UK have arrived in Aberdeen for a conference designed to attract more young women into engineering careers.
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Aberdeen University to hold creative workshops in north-east towns
A year-long programme of workshops aim to build a sense of community in north-east towns for people new to the area.
Archaeologist hope to uncover fresh finds at Pittodrie estate
Archaeologists are to excavate an area of Aberdeenshire they believe will reveal important secrets of the past.
Northfield graduate had ‘fantastic’ time at Aberdeen University
An Aberdeen graduate is looking forward to returning to university after the summer to continue learning.
Skye student leaves Aberdeen University with first class honours
Swapping the Isle of Skye for Aberdeen was an “amazing” experience for 22-year-old graduate Kirsty MacDougall.
Peterhead-born doctor ‘over the moon’ with surprise PhD
Dr Andrea Woolner said yesterday she was “absolutely delighted” to discover she had been awarded a PhD at Aberdeen University.
Aberdeen University Graduations: Dame Sue Black awarded honorary doctorate
Aberdeen University welcomed back one of its most distinguished alumni yesterday as Dame Sue Black was awarded an honorary doctorate.
Proud moment for families as students graduate from Aberdeen University
It was a day to remember for students at Aberdeen University yesterday as they were rewarded for years of hard work during the week’s first graduation ceremony.
Sir Tony Robinson collects honorary degree from Aberdeen University
One of the country’s finest comic actors, and the man who brought history and archaeology into the living rooms of the nation, was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Letters during a ceremony at Aberdeen University.
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Aberdeen University graduations: Macduff surfer overcomes tragedy to pick up degree
A ground-breaking surfer from the north-east reflected on a “bittersweet” day after overcoming tragedy to complete her degree.
Concert to celebrate Aberdeen University professor’s 70 years of service
An Aberdeen University professor has been celebrated with a special concert in recognition of his 70 years of service.
Road closed after body discovered in Aberdeen
A body was discovered near Aberdeen University today.
Aberdeen Cycle Forum reveal plans for future, bike-friendly city
A stunning new image shows how the heart of Aberdeen could be transformed to make it truly cycle friendly.
Overweight men required for heart disease study
Overweight men in the north-east are being invited to take part in a study which aims to find ways of decreasing the risk of heart disease.
Aberdeen university professor creates database of Scots who left for North America
An Aberdeen University professor has created a new online database documenting the lives of those who took part in the Scottish exodus to North America.
Doric at the centre of new documentary made by Aberdeen University
North-east Scots, usually known as ‘the Doric’ or ‘Toonser’ has been the subject of a new documentary, made by the University of Aberdeen’s Elphinstone Institute.
Award for inspirational teacher at Meldrum Academy
An inspirational teacher has received an award for leadership for “going above and beyond” in her work at a north-east school.
New plan cooked up to encourage more home economics teachers in north-east
Two universities have teamed up to address the shortage of home economics teachers across the north-east.
Keith graduate gets to grips with weighty matters in and out of class
Jo Strathdee seems comfortable dealing with stress or having the weight of the world on her shoulders.
New PhD aims to equip students in the north-east for the world of work
Academics in the north-east have introduced a contemporary PhD to help doctorate students with their future careers.
Queen guitarist Brian May to celebrate work of Victorian royal photographer
Queen guitarist Brian May is to help celebrate the work of a Victorian royal photographer.
Professor George Boyne to take over as University of Aberdeen’s principal and vice-chancellor from August
The University of Aberdeen has appointed Professor George Boyne as its new principal and vice-chancellor from August.
Scientists create 3D image of active volcano
Scientists have created what they say is the world’s first 3D thermal image of an active volcano.