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The big 1-5-0 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Generations of alumni return to celebrate 150 years of the Sports Union.
Kirsten Smith | Alumni Services | Alumni
Kirsten Smith tells us why passion and having a clear idea of your own values are the most important ingredients for a fulfilling career.
J M Barrie (1860 - 1937) | Alumni Services | Alumni
One of Scotland’s greatest novelists and dramatists and remembered fondly by many as the creator of Peter Pan.
Menopause Festival 2023 | Alumni Services | Alumni
#FlushFest23, a Menopause Festival organised by two Edinburgh alumni, will take place online and in person in Edinburgh on September 8th and 9th.
Angus Alexander Edmonds | Alumni Services | Alumni
Educator Angus Alexander Edmonds talks William Golding, the value of participating in clubs and societies, and how living with others is an education in itself.
Were you on the Physiology honours trip to Firbush in May 1996? | Alumni Services | Alumni
Former lecturer Iain Gow has rediscovered a cine camera film of the Physiology honours group trip to Firbush and would like to share it with the alumni featured.
October 2013 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Each month, we bring you a selection of new books written by Edinburgh alumni. This month's selection includes two new novels, an artist's view of the landscapes and birds of Scotland, and a study of the healing movement in Christianity.
Architecture class of 1974 | Alumni Services | Alumni
‘Sparks were reignited’ as the Architecture class of 1974 met as a group last October for the first time since graduation.
In an Edinburgh field | Alumni Services | Alumni
Fiona Strickland explains how a poppy that she found growing on the outskirts of Edinburgh now commemorates the outbreak of the First World War on a recently issued Royal Mail stamp.
The best of three | Alumni Services | Alumni
Graduating on 3 different occasions over the course of 4 decades, Dr Neil MacGillivray left McEwan Hall with a MBChB in 1964, an MSc in Scottish History in 1999 and a PhD in Scottish History in 2004.