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Zia Barnard | Alumni Services | Alumni
In 2020 Zia Barnard joined over 600 Edinburgh alumni who hail from the Caribbean. The Saint Lucian resident tell us about her time studying Biotechnology, the challenges of graduating during a global pandemic, and her hopes to inspire future
Thomas Brisbane (1773-1860) | Alumni Services | Alumni
Celebrated Scottish astronomer, soldier and Governor of New South Wales.
So you want to join the Business Committee? | Alumni Services | Alumni
As the General Council calls for nominations for the election of new members to its Business Committee, which acts as the direct voice for graduates in University-wide conversations and affairs, we asked current members to tell us just why graduates
January 2020 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Science, mystery and something for the kids kick-off 2020's selection of alumni-authored books.
October 2017 | Alumni Services | Alumni
A dystopian novel, thought-provoking poetry, and a study of Hegel make up this month's alumni-penned offerings.
Guy Windsor | Alumni Services | Alumni
Guy Windsor knows a thing or two about historical sword fighting. Since co-founding the Dawn Duellist’s Society in 1994, he's set up a school for swordsmanship in Helsinki, written several books and earned a PhD.
Robert Stirling (1790-1878) | Alumni Services | Alumni
A church minister who invented an engine that was two centuries ahead of its time and is just coming into its own.
Alumni to explore African links | Alumni Services | Alumni
In June, the General Council will host a special event to mark the University's connections to the African continent - past, present and future.
Alumni … they’re everywhere! | Alumni Services | Alumni
Professor Frank Cogliano, Dean for North America, reports on a recent encounter with a former University of Edinburgh student, showing that wherever you are in the world, you won’t be far from a fellow alumnus.
An Early Ḥijāzī Qur’an Fragment at the Dār al-Kutub and its Berlin Counterpart | Journal of Qur'anic Studies
This paper examines two early Ḥijāzī Qurʾān fragments held at the Dār al-Kutub (Ms. 247 Maṣāḥif) in Cairo and Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin (Ms. or. fol. 4313) in Berlin. It begins with an overview of...