News in March 2009

School kids will today be rewarded for putting Fairtrade in the picture at an exhibition at the University of Aberdeen.

School kids will today be rewarded for putting Fairtrade in the picture at an exhibition at the University of Aberdeen.

Three University of Aberdeen professors have been elected as Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).

Two Aberdeen law students have bested their city peers in a new moot court contest held this week at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.

One of Scotland’s most prominent entrepreneurs and businessmen is making a significant personal gift to promote the cultural and international ambitions of the University of Aberdeen and northeast Scotland.

A Malawian fair trade expert and business consultant will visit the University of Aberdeen tomorrow (Friday, March 6) to share her experience of how fair trade improves the lives of producers and communities in some of the poorest parts of the world.

A new book celebrating the 500-year-old buildings of King’s College, Old Aberdeen will be launched this evening (Thursday, March 5).

Ploughing resources into the use of natural gas as an alternative energy supply could lead to global shortage within 20 years time, according to a leading energy expert.

Two Aberdeen law students have bested their city peers in a new moot court contest held this week at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.

A new book celebrating the 500-year-old buildings of King’s College, Old Aberdeen will be launched this evening (Thursday, March 5).