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Vainius Glinskis | Alumni Services | Alumni
Committee member of the Edinburgh University Club of New York and recent economics graduate Vainius Glinskis tells us how he ended up in in the Scottish capital and describes his young career to date.
Sinclair Bell | Alumni Services | Alumni
An expert in the archaeology and art history of the Greek and Roman world, PhD alumnus Sinclair Bell tells us how he's reaching out to new audiences through a TV documentary.
Ruth Allison | Alumni Services | Alumni
Ruth Allison talks about her first day at Edinburgh, her year abroad at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill and why you should just say yes.
Robyn Hardage | Alumni Services | Alumni
Robyn Hardage tells us she juggles a career as a policy analyst with her success as a distance runner and triathlete that has seen her ranked 13th in the world.
Edinburgh University Air Squadron reunion | Alumni Services | Alumni
On Sunday 23 June former members of the Edinburgh University Air Squadron (EUAS) gathered at Old College to remember a time in the 1950s and 60s when EUAS offered flying training to undergraduates.
Making a drama | Alumni Services | Alumni
We spoke to two alumni who are forging successful careers as acclaimed playwrights. They told us about their education, work, and the role drama can play in modern life.
January 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
The Alumni Bookshelf begins the year with two novels, two practical guides, and a theological study.
Kim Krenz | Alumni Services | Alumni
A secret World War Two project paved the way for Kim Krenz to come to Edinburgh. While an excess of fun led to his degree being refused initially, the Canadian persevered and graduated with a PhD in 1955.
James Telfer Inglis | Alumni Services | Alumni
Well travelled linguist, James Telfer Inglis talks about identifying your limits and the value of learning to network.
Robert Morrison | Alumni Services | Alumni
Professor Robert Morrison on retracing the footsteps of English essayist Thomas De Quincey and why Edinburgh Airport features in his favourite student memories.