Media mentions featuring Strathclyde Business School this month included coverage of the first year intake of students at Strathclyde SKIL Business School, Greater Noida, India, in a documentary – Getting Scotland to Work - on BBC Scotland on March 19.
The Scotsman carried an article, "It's easier to digest in byte-size chunks" on business opportunities in the digital age which featured comment from Dr Jason Whalley and Jillian Ney from Strathclyde Business School, on March 20.
The Glaswegian (March 15) and Evening Times carried news of the business school students who will be collating information from war memorials in the city as part of their course. Dr Derek Bryce is quoted.
Professor Brian Ashcroft was quoted in a Scotsman article, "Hopes for high street revival are dashed by sales slump" on March 14 and the article also refers to the Fraser of Allander Institute's recent economic commentary.
Professor Robert Wright's comments were included in an article in The Scotsman on March 9, "Divorce rate down 'because couples just can't afford it'"
Professor David Hillier took part in a studio discussion on the on-going financial problems at Rangers on March 7 for STV's Scotland Tonight