News
Thursday 29 August 2024
A research study led by Robert Gordon University has shown that antenatal relaxation classes can significantly enhance the emotional well-being of expectant mothers.
Monday 19 August 2024
Look Again at Gray’s School of Art and Aberdeen Performing Arts are proud to announce the return of the queer cabaret ‘Glory’ at Aberdeen’s Lemon Tree this November.
Monday 12 August 2024
Preparations are underway for Gray’s School of Art’s Master’s Art & Design Degree Show which opens on Friday 23 August at Gray’s School of Art.
Monday 05 August 2024
The National Subsea Centre (NSC), a centre of excellence for subsea research and technology development, today announced its newly formed partnership with NOC Innovations, a Southampton-based facility making cutting-edge marine research and tailor-made autonomous technology available to organisations around the globe.
Thursday 01 August 2024
Two RGU academics are hoping their research reaches a brand new audience when they take to the stage at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The Head of Bath School of Art, Film and Media has been appointed as the new Dean for Gray’s School of Art at Robert Gordon University.
The Gray’s School of Art annual exhibition of master’s graduates is set to wow audiences as postgraduate artists are given the opportunity to display their creativity to the public this week.
Gray’s School of Art at Robert Gordon University (RGU) is offering a summer intensive arts programme to foster community engagement and social wellbeing across the North East.
Two lecturers from Gray's School of Art at Robert Gordon University (RGU) have been formally admitted as Burgesses of Trade to the Seven Incorporate Trades of Aberdeen at a special ceremony held in the City Hall last week.
School children across Scotland have been learning about a conservation project to commemorate the loss of whales and their recovery at South Georgia, through specialist workshops led by Gray’s School of Art's Mobile Art School at Robert Gordon University (RGU).
A student from Gray’s School of Art, at Robert Gordon University (RGU), has won a national award to create a campaign to encourage more people from ethnic communities in Scotland to give blood.
Students from Gray’s School of Art's Degree Show 2023, ‘Neon Futures’, are celebrating success after receiving awards at the opening launch on Friday 9 June.
Preparations for Gray’s Degree Show ’23: Neon Futures are in full swing with excitement mounting as the degree show gets ready to open tomorrow on Saturday 10 June.
Creative networks across the North East of Scotland are hosting a range of activities and workshops this summer to enhance wellbeing and community cohesion, thanks to support from RGU’s ‘Create Networks’ programme.
RGU is to sponsor a hare, designed by a student from Gray’s School of Art, as part of Clan Cancer Support's ‘The Big Hop Trail’, that will be unveiled this summer.
In an interview with the Press and Journal, Dean of Gray's School of Art, Libby Curtis, highlights how Aberdeen is in a ‘unique position’ to create a destination for people with fresh opportunities and a bright future for all, as it transitions towards a sustainable energy future.
With under two weeks to go until Gray’s Degree Show 2023: Neon Futures, preparations are underway for the upcoming show with students tackling a range of social issues including feminism, gender equality and autism.