May 2024 news
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Silicon Valley isn’t the start-up utopia we thought, research finds
The highly regarded hub of technology and innovation can breed inequality and sameness among budding entrepreneurs, finds new research.
University of Stirling golfer is crowned Scottish amateur champion
University of Stirling golfer Lorna McClymont has been crowned Scottish amateur champion after a brilliant performance at Nairn Dunbar Golf Club.
Lesbian, gay and bisexual population face housing inequalities, study finds
Britain's lesbian, gay and bisexual population experience inequalities in accessing housing, according to a study led by the University of Stirling.
University of Stirling student athletes scoop major titles in season finale
Student athletes at the University of Stirling – Scotland’s University for Sporting Excellence – have ended the season on a high, winning a host of major national titles across multiple sports.
Water quality data buoy to be floated at Gartmorn Dam
Water quality data buoy to be floated at Gartmorn Dam
Stirling experts land funding to tackle aquaculture challenges
Aquaculture experts at the University of Stirling have secured a share of a £4.6 million fund to tackle key challenges.
University of Stirling artist in residence launches new exhibition
Award-winning artist Audrey Grant will share new work in a solo exhibition starting on May 25.
Cash incentives drive weight loss in men
A major UK study led by health experts at the University of Stirling has found that offering financial incentives is effective in helping men to lose weight.
University swimmers selected for European Championships
University of Stirling swimmers Lucy Grieve and Holly McGill will compete at next month’s European Aquatics Championships in Serbia after being selected to represent Great Britain.
Full-time clinician supports Stirling student teachers to build mentally healthy classrooms
The University of Stirling has appointed a full-time clinician to help student teachers learn about and support mentally healthy classrooms and schools.
Records broken in 49th Dumyat Hill Race
Competitors of all ages and abilities from right across the UK took part in a sold out 49th Dumyat Hill Race, with race records broken in the University of Stirling’s flagship running event.
Free history course celebrates Stirling's 900th anniversary
The University of Stirling is launching a new online course to celebrate the 900th anniversary of the founding of the burgh.
Stirling’s AI experts to join multi-million pound project
Artificial intelligence experts at the University of Stirling will play a key role in a project supported by £12m in new funding
Policy changes needed if UK is to be age-friendly, say healthy ageing experts
Policy changes are needed at central and local government levels to ensure an age-friendly UK, say experts at the University of Stirling.
Stirling High pupils win environmental awards
Stirling High pupils have won two environmental awards for a proposal to tackle litter and artwork created from waste materials.
Five-star Stirling receives prestigious recognition in global ratings
The University of Stirling has retained its five-star rating in the internationally recognised QS Stars rating system, following an independent evaluation of its performance.
