The Latest Breaking News from Edinburgh University

Keen local historians and Kilmarnock & District History Group members, Graham Boyd and Stuart Wilson have recently uncovered a series of documents that shed new light on the controversial changes to Kilmarnock Town Centre in the 1970s, writes Graham Boyd.

The TV presenter digs deeper into racism many people face into Scotland today as part of a BBC Scotland documentary.

Callum Brown, 24, studied at Edinburgh University before moving to London to work as a financial sales consultant.

On International Women's Day, we spoke to Debora Kayembe who survived civil war to become a top human rights lawyer, activist and now Edinburgh University rector.

The Italian/American chain is visiting Edinburgh and Glasgow next week after handing out almost 5000 free hotdogs to students in England as they look to promote their new vegan option

Government seeks advice on the “maximum possible action” it can take against individuals and organisations linked to Putin’s Russia

The capital's leading higher education institution has invested heavily in sanctioned Russian firm Sberbank and now faces calls to divest from the business amid Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine

As of January, the university has £1,109,251 worth of Sberbank shares, held via Edinburgh-based fund managers Baillie Gifford.

Edinburgh University lecturers slammed the institution following a memo which was issued to staff appearing cite budget constraints as the reason for removing the complimentary drinks.