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September 2020 | Alumni Services | Alumni
A wine educator, a retired surgeon, an environmental entrepreneur and graduates working in finance and business make up our featured profiles this month.
June 2016 | Alumni Services | Alumni
30 years of poetry, a social history of prostitution, Scotland's famous shape-shifting water horses and two alumni best selling authors feature on this month's bookshelf.
Neil Forsyth | Alumni Services | Alumni
Football was central to Neil Forsyth's student life and the focus of his first writing job. Since moving on from match reports, he has established a successful career writing for TV and film and is known for creating the sitcom character Bob Servant.
Life with MND | Alumni Services | Alumni
June has been Global MND Awareness Month, and to mark the occasion Edinburgh alumnus Euan MacDonald has shared with us a blog about life with motor neurone disease.
Scanning history | Alumni Services | Alumni
Since May 2016, the University Library has been working on its largest ever digitisation project to make available online its entire collection of 27,000 historical PhDs. With the project aiming to have every thesis online by the end of 2018, we
Russell Jones | Alumni Services | Alumni
The UK’s first Pet Poet Laureate, Dr Russell Jones, is a two-time Edinburgh graduate. Working as a writer and editor, he has published five collections of poetry and three writing anthologies to date.
Alexander Aitken (1895-1967) | Alumni Services | Alumni
Regarded as one of New Zealand's greatest mathematicians and Chair of Mathematics at the University from 1946 to 1965.
Glee Club Reunion | Alumni Services | Alumni
Gaudeamus 2012. A joyous and memorable reunion weekend for 48 former members of the Glee Club, a male-voice choir that entertained the University and other audiences in Edinburgh, France, the Netherlands and Germany between 1958 and 1975.
Legal guardian | Alumni Services | Alumni
As the School of Law commemorates Professor Sir Neil MacCormick we invite your memories of the renowned academic and respected political leader.
Sue Djabri | Alumni Services | Alumni
Sue Djabri’s involvement in student societies took her to a refugee camp one summer in the 1950s. Since then she has continued to lead an international life and this summer she will return to Edinburgh for Alumni Weekend.