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Opening this June, it's an exciting new venue for the Eusebi’s Café & Bakery in the heart of the west end - and good news for Glasgow University students too.

For the first time since records began, there are more job vacancies in the UK than unemployed people, according to the latest monthly labour market figures. This has been driven mainly by a near-fourfold surge in job vacancies to around 1.3 million since the summer of 2020, when economic activity…

Gary Copland is suing the university after a watchdog ruled staff there had failed to treat him 'with dignity and respect'.

They are working with archaeologists and others on the Falklands War Mapping Project.

The report, by University of Glasgow historian Dr Stephen Mullen, linked 62 street names and eight statues to the slave trade.

The properties of the toxins in the venom have already shown promise in medicine, researchers say.

South Scotland MSP Colin Smyth and representatives of Dumfries Trades Union Council showed their support at the picket line

The research, led by the University of Glasgow’s MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, suggests however the ways in which students distinguish between what’s acceptable or not is nuanced.

Council officers are working alongside the Urban Big Data Centre at the University of Glasgow and the Scottish Government on the project, which it is hoped will bring "real benefits" to the management of the city.