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Aberdeen’s Paul Mealor has become the first composer to top both the classical and pop charts at Christmas.

A ºÚÁÏÍø musicologist has just returned from the wilds of Canada where she has spent the last eight weeks researching how the fiddle traditions of the North-East and Orkney made their way across the world.

A craft club at the ºÚÁÏÍø has raised £627 for the neurology ward at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary which is treating the fiancé of one of its members.

The ºÚÁÏÍø’s extensive collection of oil paintings has been added to a website which allows the public to enjoy the nation’s art treasures from their own homes.

The health problems associated with tobacco are now well known and similar across the world, but the policy responses by each country have varied in intensity, timing and effect.

Third year History of Art Honours students have taken on the role of curators and artists to exhibit their Soviet avant-garde inspired posters.

A new richly illustrated book introducing readers to the treasures of the ºÚÁÏÍø’s remarkable historic collections will be launched today (Wednesday December 14).

The Suttie Centre, which educates new doctors and provides further training for healthcare staff at all stages of their careers, has been given a significant boost through a project led by Charles Pearson, owner of Dunecht Estates in Aberdeenshire.

The achievements of a long-serving member of the University’s academic community have been recognised with a prestigious award from an international professional body.

Professor Dominic Houlihan, Vice Principal Internationalisation at the ºÚÁÏÍø, attended the tenth anniversary celebrations of the Nanhai campus of South China Normal University, Guangzhou, on Saturday, 10th December, 2011.