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Natalie Berry | Alumni Services | Alumni
Climber and journalist Natalie Berry anticipates exciting times ahead in her role as Editor-in-Chief of the world’s busiest climbing and mountaineering website.
Daniel Pembrey Cooper | Alumni Services | Alumni
Daniel Pembrey Cooper went from business executive to best-selling author of the Harbour Master crime series. He tells us how his Edinburgh education influenced the decisions he has made in life.
Shirley Addison | Alumni Services | Alumni
Olympian Shirley Addison chats about choosing Edinburgh over Oxford, representing Scotland and Great Britain at the Olympics and Commonwealth Games and starring as Gladiator 'Battleaxe' the Warrior Queen.
Geography class of 1963 | Alumni Services | Alumni
On 20 and 21 September 2013 the Geography Class of 1963 assembled in Edinburgh to celebrate fifty years of change.
A royal celebration | Alumni Services | Alumni
Last month, the Chancellor welcomed 120 graduates and their partners to a special reception at the Palace of Holyroodhouse to celebrate their long term commitment to the University.
Andy Nairn | Alumni Services | Alumni
Andy Nairn credits some good luck and sound advice with helping him go from Edinburgh law student to advertising aficionado and author.
Inspired painting | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh College of Art graduates Nerine Tassie and Damian Callan balance their respective professional painting careers with teaching others to paint.
J.M. Hirsch | Alumni Services | Alumni
It's fair to say that J.M. Hirsch fell in love with Edinburgh while a student here in the 1990s. He has since brought his son to visit the city, and proposed to his now-husband on Calton Hill. He tell us about his time studying Philosophy and how he
Leonard Tam | Alumni Services | Alumni
President of the alumni group in Luxembourg, Leonard Tam describes how he took advantage of many extracurricular activities during his Law studies.
Kendra White | Alumni Services | Alumni
Winemaker Kendra White on moving to Australia, contributing to sustainable viticulture and keeping an open mind to seemingly random life experiences.