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Leaving legacies »

The current general election discussions are abound with promises. Electorates of all elections will be accustomed to the unrestrained policies and pledges made by candidates no matter the setting. It is invitingly easy for a politician to offer the ma...

Wed 21 Apr 2010 | Read more »

President apologises for "inappropriate" behaviour »

Thomas Graham

President Thomas Graham has issued an apology over his “unacceptable” behaviour at Edinburgh University Students’ Union’s (EUSA) popular Big Cheese club night last Sunday morning. Mr Graham’s conduct at Potterrow was at the centre of disparate rumours...

Wed 24 Mar 2010 by Matthew Moore | Read more »

EUSA sabbaticals elect back emergency meeting »

Following three successive failed attempts to pass the constitutional amendment involving online referenda, an emergency Student Representative Council (SRC) meeting decided to set up an Extraordinary General Meeting on 23 March. The EGM, which is the...

Fri 12 Mar 2010 by Megan Taylor, George Lumbers | Read more »

Grand opening for new Pleasance theatre »

Russell Kane 2

After an extensive technical overhaul, the Pleasance Theatre welcomed its first audience on Saturday 13 February. State of the art sound and lighting systems have been installed and remove the need for anyone staging a production at the Pleasance to h...

Wed 17 Feb 2010 by Amy Sutherland | Read more »

VAT frozen for University of Edinburgh students »

Evan Beswick, EUSA

Edinburgh University Student Association (EUSA) has announced that the rise in value-added tax (VAT) will not be handed on to students shopping and drinking at union outlets. Following a temporary 2.5 percent reduction on non-food items in 2009 design...

Wed 20 Jan 2010 by Megan Taylor | Read more »

Confusion as EUSA announce cap on hours for workers »

Teviot Mezz

Edinburgh University Students' Association (EUSA) have announced that they are capping the number of hours each student is allowed to work. The controversial rule will demand that EUSA staff work no more than 15 hours per week, effectively cutting stu...

Wed 14 Oct 2009 by Megan Taylor | Read more »

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EUSA President lashes out at student council following poorly attended protest

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Sport

Judy Murray: Andy will be ready to shine at Olympics this summer

Arts and Entertainment

Django Django on the DIY ethic that has spawned success

Arts and Entertainment

Stand up for Stanhope

Arts and Entertainment

My my Delilah

Sport

Edinburgh wear down Loughborough to move fourth