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Past Group Members | Thomas Group | School of Chemistry
A list of all our previous group members.
Are you an Anthropology Alumnus? | Alumni Services | Alumni
We are a team of post- and undergraduates who work on the anthropological journal 'The Unfamiliar'. The journal aims to make anthropology more easily accessible to readers who are not necessarily anthropologists by profession.
January 2021 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Stories about changing career paths, finding work during the pandemic, and memories of fieldwork emerge from our featured alumni this month.
Sorley MacLean (1911 - 1996) | Alumni Services | Alumni
One of Scotland’s most significant 20th century poets who helped to usher in a new era for Gaelic Poetry.
All aboard for Scotland | Alumni Services | Alumni
Over the past decade three siblings have visited Edinburgh Medical School from the USA to tread the halls and see the labs and lecture theatres where their father undertook his medical training in the 1930s.
Jimmy Gordon | Alumni Services | Alumni
Law graduate Jimmy Gordon traces the challenges and opportunities he's embraced over the decades, starting with anecdotes about politics, papers and prams as a student parent in the sixties.
Professor Brian Perry | Alumni Services | Alumni
Professor Brian Perry talks about studying at the Dick Vet and a career that has spanned the globe.
Dr Robert Knox (1791 – 1862) | Alumni Services | Alumni
Prior to his infamous involvement in the Burke and Hare murders, Robert Knox was a renowned lecturer of anatomy, esteemed zoologist, ethnologist and doctor.
Your guide to the James Tait Black Prizes | Alumni Services | Alumni
This year's nominees for the prestigious James Tait Black Book Prizes were chosen with the help of a team of student and staff readers from the English Literature department. Here they give a rundown of their picks.
Edinburgh University Press Journals - Editorial Board - pah Editorial Board
Elizabeth Lunbeck, Nashville. Andreas Mayer, Paris. Juliet Mitchell , Cambridge. Michael Molnar, London.