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Edinburgh uni professor paid damages by Tory Minister over false claims of supporting Hamas
‘Michelle Donelan made a cheap political point at my expense and caused serious damage to my reputation’
Edinburgh’s new rector Simon Fanshawe has finally spoken out about his trans rights comments
‘I do not and never have campaigned against the legitimacy of trans people’
Am I Next? Students protest on campus ‘against UoE’s treatment of sexual abuse survivors’
Friday’s protest marked the third year students have campaigned for better support
Step inside the Little Shop of Horrors with the Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group
Ahead of their opening week, we spoke to the Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group about their newest production
‘Blatantly transphobic’: Screening of Adult Human Female in Edi goes ahead amidst protest
The screening was the third attempt by the group Academics for Academic Freedom after the previous two were cancelled
Five hospitalised as two-vehicle collision shuts down Edinburgh’s nightlife
Establishments closed due to the incident include Subway, Sneaky Petes and Three Sisters
Sir Peter Mathieson’s expenses up £26,056 from last year to ‘maintain’ cat A listed house
What kind of eucalyptus tree costs £1,089 to maintain?
Student arrested for painting McEwan Hall red during protest in Bristo Square
The protest was part of a walk out organised by Edinburgh University Justice for Palestine Society
‘All right-minded people will share my horror’: Sir Peter Mathieson on the Israel-Gaza conflict
‘Any student or staff member found to be supporting Hamas will be in breach of UK law’
A definitive guide to student support resources in Edinburgh
Whether it’s for health and wellbeing, or just someone to chat to – here are the places to go!
UCU confirms further strike dates for Edinburgh University at the start of term
They also announced the withdrawal of the marking and assessment boycott
Teviot Row House set to officially close from September 2023 to Spring 2025
Most of Teviot’s activities will move to Potterrow, the Pleasance, and other campus areas
Navigating university strikes: A comprehensive guide for Edinburgh freshers
Marking boycotts, strikes, picket lines and more…
10 pieces of advice you need to hear before starting at University of Edinburgh
In hindsight, maybe cramming 12 events in one day was a bad idea
International Edinburgh University students forced to leave UK because of marking boycott
‘I’m unable to sleep every night worrying that my life would be ruined and I would never get my four-year degree’
‘Don’t choose Edinburgh Uni’: Hundreds join protest against handling of marking boycott
‘If you want your children to have a good experience at the University of Edinburgh then it is not possible’
Up to 2,000 Edinburgh students will graduate without marks, says VC Peter Mathieson
‘Around 6,000 students normally graduate each year and around 4,000 this year are certain to graduate with a degree mark’
We’ve been ‘forgotten’ by Edinburgh University, final year languages students say
‘I put so much effort into my work and to find out it might not get marked is such a slap in the face. Absolutely furious’
Edinburgh Uni results day: Final years given ‘no decision’ degrees amid marking boycott
Many students have been told today that they will not be able to receive their degree or classification before graduation day
‘Very disappointed’: Edinburgh University open day overshadowed by striking staff
Prospective students expressed concern over Edinburgh University’s reputation as UCAS deadline closes
Everything you need to know about Pride Month in Edinburgh
No rainbow washing or performative activism here
Half of Edinburgh students believe they cannot cover their basic living costs
‘I cry myself to sleep multiple times a week because my finances are killing my mental health’
Second screening of ‘transphobic’ film cancelled due to protests at Edinburgh University
The University has said it’s ‘disappointed that again this event has not been able to go ahead’
Who is Humza Yousaf, Scotland’s new First Minister?
Move over Nicola, a new First Minister is here to stay (hopefully longer than Liz Truss)
Over 500 people attend vigil for Brianna Ghey in Bristo Square, Edinburgh
A candlelight vigil took place later at Calton Hill