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A new study has identified the key components of ‘community resilience’ – and experts believe their findings will help to develop and enhance responses to extreme events.

The lowering of the drink-drive limit in Scotland had little long-term financial impact on pubs – unlike some had predicted ahead of its introduction, according to new research.

Celtic’s historic European Cup triumph in 1967 was a “defining moment” for the Irish diaspora in Scotland, according to a new study from the Universities of Stirling and Edinburgh.

The University of Stirling has launched a new degree programme that will boost training opportunities for budding paramedics and enhance patient care.

Experts at the University of Stirling will research and promote education in sport as part of a new £350,000 collaboration with European partners.

ProjectScotland Director James Jopling was today (November 1) recognised for his services to the charity sector as he joined more than 100 students at their University of Stirling graduation.

The needs of suicidal children are at risk of being overlooked due to gaps in policy and inconsistencies in how the issue is approached globally, according to experts.

An innovative sports science tool – based on the research of a University of Stirling academic – is aiming to revolutionise talent identification and development in youth football players.

Women who use steroids may be at “higher risk” because discussions around the issue are often dominated by men, new research has revealed.

A student nurse’s poignant reflection on her first day on placement features in an inspirational new book published by a Scottish charity.