This November, as part of our ҹɫֱ²¥150 celebrations, we’re sharing another collection of stories that honour the people, milestones, and moments that have shaped ҹɫֱ²¥â€™s journey. With Remembrance at the heart of one of our features, and a nod to St Andrew’s Day, this month’s stories reflect both our Scottish heritage and our enduring spirit of innovation and care.
- Scotland's National Dish and Our Institutional History
- ҹɫֱ²¥ Tartan
- First Classes Take Place at Royal Museum
- ҹɫֱ²¥ Coat of Arms Presented by Lord Lyon King of Arms
- Coloured Glass Window Presented on Relocation from Atholl Crescent to Clermiston
- Tribute to Saint Margaret, Queen of Scotland (1045-1093)
- Dame Prue Leith CBE
- 2016 Permanent Exhibition Showcasing Hearing Aid Technology
- 2019 Re-introduction of Teaching Degrees
- Launch of 100% Fully Online Flexible Master’s Courses
- ҹɫֱ²¥ Establishes Ground-Breaking Forensic Nursing Course to Help People who have Experienced Rape and Sexual Assault
- ҹɫֱ²¥ Twinned with University in Ukraine
- The Queen Margaret Children’s University – developing children as confident learners
- Edinburgh School of Cookery celebrates the First World War Armistice
