Stirling grad who kept ‘domestic slave’ denied bail
An ex-Stirling student has been remanded in custody following a charge of making a woman carry out compulsory labour.
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Disappointment as Stirling Marathon cancelled for 2020
The Great Run Company has announced that the event will not continue next year.
Abortion bill in Georgia angers millions
Georgia’s Governor Brian Kemp signed one of the US’ harshest pieces of legislation against abortion on May 7.
£21.7 million ‘Campus Central’ project gets underway
The project is expected to be completed by 2021.
Football scholar MacEwan signs to Elgin City
Rory MacEwan is the third Stirling football scholar to sign for a semi-pro club this year.
University’s gender pay gap has gotten worse
The mean gender pay gap has expanded to 16.2% in 2018, up from 15.51% the previous year.
UK Parliament declares climate emergency – now what?
A political party pledge must lead to action to reverse the effects of climate change.
Chocolate project gives Stirling women a second chance
Thanks to a new project, women previously at odds with law enforcement, are now manufacturing luxury chocolates.
Students triumph after Stirling Marathon success
From heartwarming fundraising stories to some first-class elite performances, find out how Stirling students faired in the Stirling Marathon 2019.
Stirling swimmers selected for World Championships
They will fly to Gwangju in July to compete against the world’s best swimmers.
