At the age of 25, I owe over £40,000 in student loans, writes CHE graduate Myshele Goldberg. My repayment schedule of £350 per month stretches for the next twenty years, and if I fail to make payments, the lenders can take my mother’s house. This is the reality of higher education in America.

I’m very happy to share the news that I’m starting a biweekly column on the Scotsman’s education page, writes CHE graduate Myshele Goldberg.

The strong relationship that CHE graduate, Sam Harrison, made with the GalGael when he was a student is continuing, with Sam taking Galgael trainees on outdoor courses into the Campsie hills in September. 

CHE graduate Chris Adams recently brought together an anthology of poetry from members of the GalGael trust in Glasgow. Here he tells the story of how this very special publication came about.

After the recent publication of their sustainability report, CHE Fellow Alastair McIntosh talks about his ongoing engagement with quarrying multinational Lafarge.

A world renowned expert in Ecological Footprint analysis is to offer a special one day course at CHE for anyone with an interest in calculating the environmental impact and sustainability of a product, organisation, lifestyle or region.