The Students' Association

Edinburgh University Students' Association (EUSA) is run by students, for students.

EUSA supports over 200 student societies, operates the union bars and shops and offers a wide range of entertainment and support for students.

University societies provide a place for you to meet like-minded people, find a new hobby, network with academic colleagues or simply socialise.

Students' union houses

There are four students’ union houses;

Teviot Row House is the oldest purpose-built student union in the world. You will also find the mature students lounge in this building on the bottom floor beside the Library Bar.
Potterrow is the city's biggest student nightclub, during the day the venue hosts cafes and dining areas.
The Pleasance hosts the University Centre for Sport and Exercise and is also a major venue for the annual Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August.
King's Buildings House has a variety of traditional bars, eating facilities, gym facilities and quiz nights.
Moray House student union facilities include Chapters Refectory and the Pattersons Land Common Room.

This article was published on Aug 31, 2009