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700 students attend library 'work-in' »

Edinburgh University Students’ Association (EUSA) have staged a ‘work-in’ at Edinburgh University’s main library in George Square, in a bid to secure round the clock opening hours for all Edinburgh students. Seven hundred stude...

Tue 16 Mar 2010 by Megan Taylor | Read more »

Birzeit University students host web-link with Edinburgh »

Palestinian students have told of their struggles for education as they communicated with their counterparts in Edinburgh last week through a live feed. The event was organised by the Edinburgh Students for Justice in Palestine group as part of the EU...

Wed 03 Mar 2010 by Harriet Grecian | Read more »

Palestinian students host web-link with Edinburgh - extended »

Palestinian students told of their daily struggle for education as they communicated over a live feed with students in Edinburgh last week. The event was organised by the Edinburgh Student's for Justice in Palestine group as part of the EUSA-supported...

Wed 03 Mar 2010 by Harriet Grecian | Read more »

Unpacking books from boxes »

We hear it all the time, and have done so since the invention of the internet: the book is doomed, technology will make it redundant. We have, of course, heard this for quite a while. The internet came into being in 1991 and is, therefore, approaching ...

Wed 03 Mar 2010 by Dr Harry Schnitker | Read more »

Edinburgh Uni kicks off its 10:10 committment »

Edinburgh University marked the launch of their '10:10' campaign with a 'Green Week' organising a series of events and visitors across the campus. The week included a wide range of activities to raise awareness on the carbon footprint, with the goal t...

Wed 17 Feb 2010 by Katariina Rawlins | Read more »

Global - not yet world class »

Last year, the University of Edinburgh recruited nearly 7000 students from outside the UK, across undergraduate, masters and PhD programmes. While most of those were from North America, we have 2,959 new students from Europe and Central Asia, 790 from ...

Tue 17 Nov 2009 by Evan Beswick | Read more »