Black History Month 2026 Spotlight: John Isaacs

This Black History Month, we're "Honouring our Communities" by celebrating the people that make RGU such a diverse and welcoming place to study and work.

In this spotlight, Dr John Isaacs, Dean of the School of Computing, Engineering and Technology (SoCET), shares how experiences of travel, learning and connecting with people from different backgrounds have shaped his perspective, and why listening, curiosity and allyship are essential to building inclusive communities.

Black History Month 2026 Spotlight: Tioluwani Ogunnusi

This Black History Month, we're "Honouring our Communities" by celebrating the people that make RGU such a diverse and welcoming place to study and work.

In this spotlight, Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management student Tioluwani Ogunnusi reflects on the communities that have supported her journey, from student societies to academic networks, and shares why belonging, cultural celebration and connection are so important to the student experience.

This Black History Month, we're "Honouring our Communities" by celebrating the people that make RGU such a diverse and welcoming place to study and work.

In this spotlight, Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management student Tioluwani Ogunnusi reflects on the communities that have supported her journey, from student societies to academic networks, and shares why belonging, cultural celebration and connection are so important to the student experience.

Black History Month 2026 Spotlight: Jennifer Louden

This Black History Month, we're "Honouring our Communities" by celebrating the people that make RGU such a diverse and welcoming place to study and work.

In this spotlight, Jennifer Louden, Director of Library and Learning Services, reflects on the importance of allyship, ensuring diverse voices are heard, and how the Library can help foster learning, connection and inclusion across the RGU community.

Black History Month 2026 Spotlight: Kyari Yates

This Black History Month, we're "Honouring our Communities" by celebrating the people that make RGU such a diverse and welcoming place to study and work.

In this spotlight, Associate Professor Kyari Yates reflects on the importance of family, faith, friendship and workplace connections, and shares why creating a culture of respect, belonging and continuous learning matters all year round.

Black History Month 2026 Spotlight: Chioma Onoshakpor

This Black History Month, we're "Honouring our Communities" by celebrating the people that make RGU such a diverse and welcoming place to study and work.

In this spotlight, Dr Chioma Onoshakpor, Lecturer in Management and Entrepreneurship and Race Equality Staff Champion, reflects on the communities that have shaped her journey, the importance of belonging, and how small everyday actions can help create a more inclusive environment for everyone

Staff member rides the length of Britain to support mental health and wellbeing

When Jeanette Bradley (Support and Operations Analyst, IT and Digital) set off on a motorcycle journey from Land's End to John O'Groats, she wasn't just taking on a personal challenge. She was raising awareness and funds for a cause close to her heart: supporting mental health and wellbeing within the motorcycling community.

James Brogan appointed Consultant Editor of the Journal of Paramedic Practice

James Brogan, Principal Lecturer in Paramedicine at RGU, has been appointed as the newest Consultant Editor of the Journal of Paramedic Practice (JPP).

Lifting the lid on Aberdeen's grim past

January in Aberdeen is gloomy. It was, perhaps, this bleak unrest which had settled in the heart of James Harrow on the night of 9th January of 1901 when he was heading to The Saltoun Arms on Frederick Street. Mere minutes attack two fellow workers, William Tastard and ‘Jeek’ Rae, from the nearby Wales Street slaughterhouse.

RGU Technician Recognised in Prestigious Times Higher Education Awards

Phil Chaplain, Engineering Services Manager at RGU, has been nominated in the Outstanding Technician of the Year category at the 2025 Times Higher Education Awards.