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House prices in Aberdeen are down by 1.8% in the fourth quarter of 2018, new figures show.
The Duchess of Cornwall has congratulated the new principal and vice-chancellor of one of Scotland’s oldest universities as he was formally installed in the post.
The new principal and vice-chancellor of one of Scotland’s oldest universities will be formally installed at a ceremony attended by the Duchess of Rothesay.
People living in rural areas are less likely to survive cancer than those who live in cities, according to a new global review.
Seabirds are at risk due to the competition they face from the fishing industry for food, according to a study.
A university has pledged to double the number of full-time Scottish degree students it recruits from Scotland’s most deprived areas by next year.
A north-east woman has penned a paw-some children’s book of the most heroic cat figures through hiss-tory.
University students, including those in the Granite City, are being targeted by scammers.
A trampolinist has been left “inspired” after competing in the Trampoline Gymnastics World Championships in Russia.
Universities in the north-east have seen an almost 30% rise in students accessing mental health services over the past three years.
New research into Pictish sites is revealing the origins of written communication in Britain.
Aberdeen University should improve the way it monitors students after a complaint, a watchdog has said.
This week we’ve searched our archives for some of the images of Aberdeen students making the best of university life hidden away in our archives.
Research conducted by Aberdeen academics has found that eating a certain diet could lower stroke risk for women.
A trampolinist who is among the world’s elite in her sport has been nominated for a prestigious prize.
An Aberdeen inventor who helped create one of the most revolutionary pieces of medical equipment in history has died aged 77.
Thrillseekers will get the unique opportunity to take a zip-wire journey down part of Aberdeen's Union Street at an event this month.
William Henry Perkin, aged just 18 at the time, stumbled across the formula for a purple dye – which he named mauveine – while trying to develop a synthetic form of quinine which could be used in the treatment of malaria.
Historic paintings are being brought back to their former glory after a £60,000 donation was to an Aberdeen uni made to repair them.
A £10.5 million prostate cancer project led by a researcher at an Aberdeen university will use data to answer critical questions about the “under-researched” disease.
Queen guitarist Brian May is to help celebrate the work of a Victorian royal photographer.
Returning for its sixth year, May Festival promises to be bigger and better.
An Aberdeen university has achieved its highest ever position in a league table.
An Aberdeen university scheme is aiming to attract medical students into a career as a rural GP.
Students who staged a sit-in at an Aberdeen university have left the educational body with a security bill of more than £12,000.
An application to turn an 18th century house in Aberdeen into a pub has been recommended for approval.
An Aberdeen University festival has announced its programme of events.
Aberdeen students have been urged to stay vigilant and make sure their property is locked up to prevent thefts.
Several dead animals found on an Aberdeen beach may have been the victims of an attack by a bottlenose dolphin – according to a volunteer group.