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Public overestimate legal protections for dogs, Stirling study finds
Many people now views dogs as family members, but don't fully understand the protections in place remain limited
Looks good, feels bad? Stirling-led review explains why modern design can strain your brain
Cluttered interiors, high-contrast colours and even packed supermarket shelves can all contribute to visual discomfort
Chemical control dominates global fight against invasive alien plants new study shows
Despite growing recognition of the need for more sustainable management options, chemicals are still dominating the fight against invasive species
Commonwealth Games King’s Baton Relay visits campus
Families, students and staff turnout in celebration of the Commonwealth Games
Unique university art collection celebrates National Significance status
A gathering celebrating the prestigious accolade was held at the University of Stirling’s Pathfoot building
University of Stirling project will help shape Armed Forces welfare and wellbeing
SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, will work in partnership with Stirling researchers to evaluate the impact of casework delivery in the Armed Forces community.
Record number of University of Stirling athletes selected for Commonwealth Games
22 athletes from Scotland's University for Sporting Excellence are bound for Glasgow
King’s Baton Relay to visit University of Stirling next week
Students, staff and community invited to Commonwealth Games photo opportunity