Nurturing the lifelong relationship between the University of Aberdeen and our graduate community
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Since graduating from the University of Aberdeen in 1980 with an MA in English, Dr Jenny Brown has gone on to enjoy a hugely successful and distinguished career in the world of Scottish literature, breaking boundaries and receiving an honorary degree from the University and an OBE along the way.
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Class of 1952 BSc Agriculture graduate Andrew Erskine Dawson’s life is a remarkable story of dedication, resilience, and the pursuit of knowledge in the field of agriculture. Born in Drumchapel, Dumbartonshire on 6 December 1928, Andrew was the youngest of five children, although only just, with identical twin Frederick Charles…
To celebrate turning 50, most people have a party, go on a nice holiday or go to the pub, but 1997 LLB (Hons)/2000 DipLP graduate, David Scott, decided to do all three while also taking on one of the world’s most brutal running events – the Everest Marathon in Nepal.
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On Sunday 16 February, University of Aberdeen 1947 medical graduate, Dr Andrew Bruce, celebrated his 100th birthday with family and friends in Kingston, Ontario. Looking splendid in his kilt, the proud Aberdonian addressed his guests as they gathered to mark his milestone birthday and share memories.
Born in Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire,…
On Saturday 22 March, 350 current and former players of Aberdeen University Rugby Football Club (AURFC) gathered at The Marcliffe to celebrate the Club’s 150th anniversary. Attendees spanned generations, from members of the 1960s team to the current student team, and marked the occasion with stories, laughter, and heartfelt reunions.
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What inspired the creation of the 57˚North gin? Were there specific flavours you aimed to capture?
The 57 ° North Gin project is a collaboration between our team at Porter’s Gin and the Cruickshank Botanic Garden. The creation of the recipe required us to work closely with…
When Professor Anne Kiltie came to the University of Aberdeen from Oxford in June 2021 to take up the position of Friends of ANCHOR Clinical Chair in Oncology, she was made to feel very welcome by students and staff and was inspired by their passion and warmth.
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Rhod Sharp was born and educated in Perth, Scotland before moving to Aberdeen to study English at the University. He graduated in 1975 with an MA (Hons) English and was then selected as scholar of the St Andrews Society of New York, studying at Princeton University and obtaining a Masters…
When Elliott Martens and Lasse Rasmussen were still students at the University of Aberdeen, they hit on the idea of making wine from fruit after being concerned by the amount of soft fruit waste created by local businesses.
Soon after, they co-founded Two Racoons with the intention of making good…
Steve Aitken grew up in Aberdeen and studied at the University, graduating BSc Hons Computing Science in 2001. After spending time working in Canada, he returned to the UK and set up his own business, Intelligent Plant, which specialises in the performance monitoring of equipment and processes through analysis and…
