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By Lauren, from Scotland, studying Politics Have you been to the Botanic Gardens more times than you can count? Conquered Arthur’s Seat so many times that it’s starting to feel boring? Sounds like you need ideas for day trips outside of Edinburgh! Although Scotland is a fairly small place, the country has a lot to […]
For medical students Robyn Adams and Maria-Ariadna Ghiuta, international healthcare experience can be truly transformative but financial barriers often stand in the way.Thanks to the Go Abroad Fund, their ambitions became reality. Discover how donor support is shaping the future of healthcare leaders.
Today’s Film: The Muppet Christmas Carol No list of Christmas movies would be complete without this film and I think we have saved the very best for last. This 1992 film encompasses everything that is special and magical about the Christmas season. The songs are delightful, the sets spectacular, and Michael Caine is a pitch […]
In this guest blog, Claire Spangler, from the InFrame Wellcome Project team, discusses the Seek, Find, Celebrate campaign – a project that aims to recognise and thank the people who contribute to our thriving research culture. Research is often discussed in terms of metrics like publication counts or grant income. However, at the heart of […]
Since Clyde joined my family, I have been out on the Moss most days and have become a part of the disparate community of dog walkers that repeatedly follows its paths. My neighbour-across-the-street, Ann, and her 14-year-old dog, Sophie, are among my most regular encounters. I met Ann in my pre-dog-owning days, shortly after I […]
This site presents data assembled in the course of research undertaken to study the familial embeddedness of enslaved individuals in Roman society. The epigraphic data collected in the course of this project is presented here in the form of unchecked raw data, available for research and study subject to simple CC BY-NC-SA attribution. Ulrike Roth (Reader, […]
