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The following news articles were published in 2016:
The University’s catering service has won a healthy eating award for the tenth year running.
A dog welfare charity is helping students reduce stress levels during exam time.
An Edinburgh student will talk about their work at a world-renowned scientific organisation in March 2017.
The winning entries to the International Office’s annual photography competition have been announced.
Veterinary students and staff have launched a festive initiative to help vulnerable people and their animals this Christmas.
A series of major investments is helping to improve the student experience at Edinburgh.
A discussion on the challenges facing women in homelessness.
An Edinburgh student’s bid to bring solar-powered computing to off-grid Kenyan communities has won support from a leading charity.
A festive ‘Holly Jolly’ networking event takes place on Tuesday 6 December to round off the University’s enterprise activities in 2016.
Analysis of Teaching Awards nomination data reveals what good teaching looks like to our students.
The University's Carol Service will be held on Sunday 4 December 2016 in St Giles' Cathedral.
From 26 December 2016 the NHS Shuttle Service will permanently cease operations.
An Edinburgh start-up company has won a $150,000 award from social media giant, Facebook.
A £2.75 million initiative is to help deliver staff and students’ ideas to make the University carbon neutral.
The French Minister of State for Digital Affairs and Innovation, Mme Axelle Lemaire, will visit the University tomorrow (Tuesday 22 November) for talks about digital innovation and strengthening Franco-British links during and after Brexit.
Two Edinburgh students have won an international social enterprise competition to find innovative solutions to global issues.
A new facility is making it easier for staff and students at Edinburgh to access counselling services.
Whisky tastings, film screenings and traditional dance are some of the highlights of Edinburgh’s Gaelic Festival this November
The University is to reduce the price of some student accommodation to help make studying at Edinburgh more affordable to all.
A trail of beacons will be lit along both sides of the Firth of Forth in a gesture of hope and solidarity with the besieged residents of Aleppo in Syria.
The University has committed to significantly extending the coverage of its lecture recording system in order to enhance the student experience, deliver consistency and simplify IT systems.
Awards celebrating the University’s best courses, teachers, supervisors, student tutors and support staff are open for nominations.
With the days getting shorter and nights drawing in, cyclists are reminded of the importance of using lights and wearing bright clothes.
Do you have an innovative business idea that could become the University’s next big start-up success story?
The University’s Communications & Marketing team is looking for student volunteers to profile in the next undergraduate prospectus.
A full programme of activities is on offer for prospective postgraduates on Wednesday 16 November.
Try a new route to University by exploring Edinburgh's QuietRoutes.
All current Central Area, King’s Buildings (Peripheral) and Easter Bush parking permits will expire on 31 December 2016.
The University’s new Strategic Plan 2016 has been published.
University of Edinburgh student in People’s Choice Vote.
An opportunity to comment on the initial design proposals.
The University’s suite of 19 postgraduate school brochures is now available.
More than 350 new study spaces have been created in the University’s Main Library.
Students across the University are being given the opportunity to learn about sustainability with a new online course.
An initiative that put regular teaching timetables on hold so students could explore fresh ways to learn has been praised by marketing experts.
To mark Black History Month in the UK, staff and students are invited to attend a range of events throughout October.
Africa Week celebrates the University's engagement across the continent, with events running from 3 to 8 October.
Cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra will screen his new film at the University on Thursday 20 October.
Nine Edinburgh students are celebrating their success in a leading awards scheme.
The University of Edinburgh has been confirmed as the preferred bidder for the former Scottish Fire and Rescue Service headquarters at Lauriston Place, Edinburgh.
A mini robot created to inspire budding engineers and scientists has won a £24,500 entrepreneurial award.
Edinburgh student Maddie Long has won the People’s Choice Prize in the UK Final of the 3 Minute Thesis competition.
Does your club or society need help with funding? Do you have a great idea for a project or need funds to support your teaching or research?
Two Edinburgh students have won gold medals at the U-23 World Rowing Championships.
The University sets out clear expectations of consideration for others in social media use.
Students and under 25’s can get free tickets to see the University’s rugby club play in the world’s oldest varsity match.
The winner of the University’s 3 Minute Thesis contest, Maddie Long, will compete in the UK final of the competition.
The University is launching Brexit and You, a series of public events about the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.
A University team has won an award at the world’s biggest student motorsport competition.
Students are to play a starring role at the Edinburgh Festivals this August.
More than 300 students have attended summer schools involving Edinburgh aimed at widening participation in higher education.
Find out more about how the referendum result could impact on studying at the University.
Introducing the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Students who care for a family member could be in line for more support, thanks to a campaign group at the University.
A mental health and wellbeing initiative led by EUSA has won a Herald Higher Education Award.
Outcome of consultation on the University's proposals on an alternative model for the academic year structure.
Want to see your photo in the Edinburgh International Festival opening event?
How the University will be responding to the referendum decision.
Latest updates on the impact of the EU referendum.
The winners have been announced of the Edinburgh heat of a global competition aimed at improving communication skills.
Traffic and pedestrianisation arrangements around George Square during the Festival Fringe.
Our summer graduation ceremonies take place between Saturday 25 June and Saturday 2 July 2016.
An announcement from the Principal, Professor Sir Timothy O'Shea
Find out everything you need to know about studying online for a postgraduate degree.
Our undergraduate Open Days are a great opportunity to come and see the University for yourself.
Maria Jose Ramirez Cañas has been selected as one of 60 winners of the United Nations 2016 Many Languages, One World essay contest.
The University’s events and catering arm has been recognised for its food and drink services by national tourism organisation, VisitScotland.
The University is celebrating National Bike Week with the launch of a new initiative to help staff and students try cycling this summer.
The 70th Edinburgh International Film Festival is set to feature several exciting collaborations with the University.
As part of the University’s investment in world-class facilities, Edinburgh Law School’s rooms in Old College are undergoing a complete refurbishment.
The University has been shortlisted for three Herald Higher Education Awards.
The University is organising a series of initiatives to help people consider the referendum on EU membership.
A short course that gives students the opportunity to attend film premieres and industry events will take place this June.
Current students can save up to 75 per cent on courses undertaken this summer
Fifteen Lloyds Scholarships are on offer to Edinburgh students commencing an undergraduate degree in the 2016-2017 academic session.
Edinburgh College of Art students are celebrating unprecedented success at the British Fashion Council’s annual awards for graduates.
Record numbers of Edinburgh students and staff will benefit from a new international funding scheme in 2016/17.
A record number of students are interning this year through the University’s Employ.ed on Campus programme
The Spring 2016 awards have been announced for the Innovation Initiative Grants scheme.
Message from the University Secretary
Don’t miss your chance to vote in the EU Referendum on 23rd June.
Teaching excellence across the University has been recognised in the annual EUSA Teaching Awards.
A host of University chefs, baristas and waiting staff are celebrating their recent success in a national catering competition.
Students who complete the 2016 Student Travel Survey could win a £50 shopping voucher.
Students seeking counselling support from the University can now expect a reduction in waiting times for an appointment.
The University is running a 10 week introductory course on British Sign Language (BSL) starting in April, and students can save 1/3 on course fees.
Staff and students are invited to the Reuse Hoose, a free event to help people reuse and repair their possessions rather than throw them away.
Students are invited to nominate candidates for the Principal’s Medals and the Chancellor’s Awards.
Financial support is available for students to undertake short-term educational experiences abroad.
The University's next session of short courses start in April, and students can claim up to one-third off the cost.
The Careers Service has launched a campaign to promote the benefits of work experience.
Students and staff at the University have passed the Guinness World Record for the most cakes sold in eight hours for charity.
Funding is available for undergraduate students who would like to take part in a go abroad event this summer.
Complete the survey and you could win a £50 restaurant voucher!
A team of University students has won an award for their innovative designs for a new form of high-speed transportation.
Help celebrate the University’s fair trade achievements during Fairtrade Fortnight
Students, staff and volunteers at the University are to hold a charity bake sale in a bid to claim a Guinness World Record.
A festival reflecting the University's diverse community takes place this month.
The Business School has announced a packed programme of free events to celebrate entrepreneurship.
The University has developed a new policy statement on the issue of responsible investing.
An event offering insights into all that a career in sustainability has to offer
A festival which inspires, supports and celebrates creative learning at the University.
Staff and students are invited to meet the Rector at an event on Tuesday 9 February.
Students at the University have won four awards in recognition of their outstanding audiovisual work.
The University’s Sustainability Awards 2016 have launched
The Department for Social Responsibility and Sustainability is holding a debate to explore the value of agreements made during the 2015 Paris Climate Conference.
The English Language Teaching Centre is offering academic English language courses from February 2016.
A postgraduate student has won the Scottish final of a national contest in science communication.
The University Court had its most recent meeting on 7 December.
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