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Rhianna Tweedie | Alumni Services | Alumni
Teacher Rhianna Tweedie talks football, travelling from home to study and how the past year has reinforced her committment to teaching and the wellbeing of her students.
September 2013 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Each month, we bring you a selection of new books written by Edinburgh alumni. This month's distinctly international selection includes a novel set in Zimbabwe, a study of Islam and feminism in Indonesia, a look at the role of the Merchant Navy in
Matilda Mitchell | Alumni Services | Alumni
History of Art graduate Matilda Mitchell has enjoyed a varied career in the arts sector, which saw her bring paintings into the corridors of hospitals.
Richard Culleton | Alumni Services | Alumni
Richard Culleton knew he wanted to study at Edinburgh University when he exited his train at Waverley Station and still loves the city just as much now.
Catherine Rayner | Alumni Services | Alumni
Award winning author and illustrator Catherine Rayner talks to us about how she attributes her success to a nurturing art school environment and plenty of hard work.
June 2014 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month's eclectic mix of publications includes a study of the plants at Cambridge University Botanic garden, a self-help book that promises to make you happy and the story of a 10 year old and the mysterious village in which he lives.
Donald Chatfield | Alumni Services | Alumni
Donald Chatfield was drawn to Edinburgh by New College’s international reputation.
Event celebrates Pathway to Enlightenment | Alumni Services | Alumni
Around 600 guests recently visited McEwan Hall to see their name on the Pathway to Enlightenment and explore the renovated Hall.
Charlie Carnochan | Alumni Services | Alumni
Charlie Carnochan's career as a vet has gone from strength to strength since his graduation in 2004.
Your David Hume Tower memories | Alumni Services | Alumni
In the lead up to the DHT abseil on 18 September, we asked for your anecdotes of studying, working and visiting this 1960s modernist building.