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February 2021 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month's alumni-penned literature covers subject matters as diverse as theology and European law, and ranges from academia to fiction and autobiography.
September 2017 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Expertise, personal experience and fantasy combine to fill this month's bookshelf, including an ode to J.M. Barrie, an expert's take on the Haitian Revolution, a holiday memoir, and a supernatural tale set in China.
May 2014 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month's publications include two works relating to the field of law, a look at the more sinister side of the old Hollywood film system, and the published score of an alumnus's opera.
September 2014 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month’s shelf includes a Scottish poetry anthology, an account of life in Ecuador for a British doctor and a guide to fostering a creative work environment.
Martyn Edelsten | Alumni Services | Alumni
Children’s Holiday Venture founder and Dick Vet graduate Martyn Edelsten, explains how starting the student society led him to working in developing countries.
Philip Macklin | Alumni Services | Alumni
Medical graduate Dr Philip Macklin talks to us about how a distance learning postgraduate qualification he completed while a junior doctor revealed a passion for understanding the scientific basis of disease.
Juiced the ticket | Alumni Services | Alumni
Alumnus Dr Nevin Stewart is the brains behind a new device that aims to deal with the huge wastage of garden apples grown in the UK.
Circle of support | Alumni Services | Alumni
The Principal hosted afternoon tea at his residence to thank members of the Carlyle Circle for their commitment to the University.
Alumni weekend in Toronto | Alumni Services | Alumni
Alumni gathered in Toronto in June for three days of events around the bi-annual General Council meeting.
September 2016 | Alumni Services | Alumni
There is a historical feel to this month's bookshelf with the biography of Kindertransport child and research scientist, Gerald Wiener and a new print of Professor Archibald Duncan's critique of kingship in Scotland.