The 23-year-old took his own life three months later on the day he would have been due to receive his degree. The university has expressed its deepest sympathies but said the "tragic error" over Ethan ...

Prosecutors are probing the tragic death of a university student who took his own life on his graduation day after being wrongly told he’d failed. The family of Ethan Brown has called for a fatal ...

A 23-year-old student from the University of Glasgow, Ethan Scott Brow, tragically took his own life after he was mistakenly given the wrong grade.

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The mother of a student who took his own life after wrongly being told he would not be eligible to graduate has spoken of her heartbreak, saying he was “failed” by the university.Ethan Scott Brown, 23 ...

Ethan Brown, 24, was incorrectly told that he would not be eligible to graduate with an Honours degree from the University of Glasgow.

Ethan Scott Brown, 23, was due to graduate after studying geography at the University of Glasgow but was wrongfully told he would not be eligible to graduate.

The heartbroken mum of Glasgow student Ethan Scott Brown has described the moment she found her son dead, after he was wrongly told he had failed his degree, as the ...

The University of Glasgow has been accused of “failing” a student who took his own life, after a “tragic” grading error wrongly led him to believe he hadn’t achieved the mark needed to graduate.

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