Academics, students and alumni across the UK have reacted with horror to the news that 90 programmes will no longer be taught in the Athens of the…

A two-day conference exploring religious prose and verse from between 1500 and 1900, written in Celtic languages including Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Manx, Welsh, Breton and Cornish. Call for papers curr...

More than 900 students and staff gathered for the inaugural Student-Staff Assembly on Thursday 24 September.

Save the Craft and Design Courses at Edinburgh College of Art

[Tionndadh Gàidhlig] Our new bilingual book A’ Ghàidhlig ann an Dùn Èideann Tro na Linntean / Gaelic in Edinburgh Through the Centuries is now available. Challenging the common misconception that G…

“There is a loss of any vestiges that the University of Edinburgh conceives of itself as primarily a Scottish institution.” – Alec Finlay. You could argue that this process began …

Thuirt Uachtarán na hÉireann gu bheil i air a brosnachadh leis mar a tha ùidh à' fàs san dà chuid Gàidhlig agus Gaeilge is i a' toirt seachad òraid aig Sabhal Mòr Ostaig Disathairne.

In 2027, we are embarking on our most adventurous reimagination of our curriculum for a generation.

There is a war of attrition between the University and College Union (UCU) and senior managers at the ancient institution.

Forty-eight programmes in the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures (LLC) are among the casualties.

Ahead of this year’s Wigtown Book Festival, which features a variety of events devoted to Gaelic poetry, prose and culture, bilingual poet Ceitidh Campbell discusses what makes a language truly alive

Abstract. The field has long been committed to critically exploring the role of language in systemic inequality and social injustice. More recently, a grow

Scríobhann An Dr Shubhangi Karmakar BL faoin scrúdú Gaeilge a luadh an tseachtain seo maidir le saorántacht na hÉireann.

Oidhche nam Bàrd brings 1,000 years of Gaelic poetry to life at Glasgow’s Tramway ahead of the Royal National Mòd’s return to the city.

“The first step in liquidating a people is to erase its memory. Destroy its books, its culture, its history. Then have someone write new books, manufacture a new culture, invent a new history. Befo…

Tha dùil gun tèid aithisg ùr a dhèanamh air mar a ghabhadh leudachadh a thoirt air Foghlam tro Mheadhan na Gàidhlig aig ìre na bun-sgoille ann an Dùn Èideann.

Thèid leabhar ùr fhoillseachadh mu eachdraidh na Gàidhlig ann am prìomh bhaile na h-Alba, bho na Meadhan Aoisean chun an là an-diugh.

Official figures show that the country has been missing recruitment targets for years, and now things are worse than ever.

Kirran Lochhead Strang, Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg Every child in Wales has a right to access education through the medium of Welsh. This provides an opportunity, therefore, for every child in Wales ...

The director of the Language Hub in Glasgow claimed the premises were no longer safe for staff after a ‘surveillance’ campaign by anti-migration activists

EXCLUSIVE: Nigel Farage's party propose amendment to the Government's elections Bill which would mean candidates using Irish and Scottish Gaelic would face up to six months in prison

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We are pleased to share that EThOS (E-Theses Online Service) is now available again following restoration work after the cyber-attack.

New figures on the number of schools, subjects, and pupils involved in Gaelic-language education at secondary schools.

Headline statistics on Gaelic Medium Education in local authority secondary schools in Scotland.

250 bliadhna bho bhreith nan Stàitean Aonaichte, dè cho fada 's a mhair a' Ghàidhlig ann?

THE powerful Scottish Affairs Committee has this week launched an inquiry into the future of Gaelic broadcasting – with experts warning services face a “time of great jeopardy”. MPs at Westmi…

The ancient university, one of Scotland’s finest, has become consumed by an all-encompassing struggle for power — and survival.

Minority Language Revitalisation and Regulation

We need more Gaelic voices. Raise the volume of Gaelic in community and business. We need more experiences from across Scotland to create the real picture of Gaelic's social and economic value. Whet...