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Learning through impact: Events Management students deliver real benefits for local charities

By Clara Sutherland-Maurillon, Internal Communications Officer -

Ðǿմ«Ã½â€™s fourth-year Events Management students have raised almost £4,000 for local charities through the University’s Live Client Project module, creating meaningful economic and social impact across the North East of Scotland. 

An Interview with Dr Claire Mitchell: Why Scotland's Witch Trials Still Matter Today

By Clara Sutherland-Maurillon, Internal Communications Officer -

We recently welcomed Dr Claire Mitchell KC to Aberdeen for a special talk on the Scottish Witch Trials and the Law. Hosted by Ðǿմ«Ã½â€™s School of Law and Social Sciences, the event revealed uncomfortable truths about belief, power, and how societies turn on their most vulnerable.

For Claire, an advocate and co-founder of the Witches of Scotland campaign, the story of witchcraft accusations isn’t just historical, it’s a warning that continues to shape how we understand justice today.

From Cells to Celebrations: 10 Years of Biomedical Science Day

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The Biomedical Science course team and research students in the School of Pharmacy, Applied Sciences and Public Health (SPASPH) proudly teamed up with TechFest Aberdeen to celebrate —marking a fantastic 10-year milestone with a vibrant and inspiring programme of activities.

How Waterside Farm is Changing for the Better

By Clara Sutherland-Maurillon, Internal Communications Officer -

Our work to transform Waterside Farm into a thriving hub of biodiversity continues to take shape. Huge progress has been made since the launch of the project in December 2024, which we shared with the community in a recent live update.

Senior Web Developer Jo Fleet and Web Editorial & Content Assistant Roisin Fowlie hiding behind bushes in the Garden in the Quad

How Ðǿմ«Ã½'s Web Team Built an In-House Virtual Campus Tour

By Jo Fleet, Senior Web Editor -

We’re excited to launch the new Virtual Campus Tour, giving applicants, students, staff, and our wider community the chance to explore Ðǿմ«Ã½â€™s stunning riverside campus from wherever they are.

Garden in the Quad with growing plants and staff and students gathered around picnic tables

A Blooming Success: Our Garden in the Quad Brings People and Wildlife Together

By Anne Campbell, Technical Services Officer -

It has been a busy year in the garden after a very cold and wet start to spring, summer 2024.

Steph Eady

Why Aberdeen is the perfect home for our business

By Steph Eady, Co-Founder of digital marketing agency Mission 10 -

When I graduated from Ðǿմ«Ã½ back in 2014, I was ambitious and full of energy - determined to craft the perfect career and land my dream role. Like many young professionals, I kept feeling drawn to larger cities like Edinburgh, Glasgow or London. It seemed like there were more opportunities further afield, and a higher chance to achieve the “successâ€� I thought I was chasing.

Aberdeen? Abzolutely Aberdeen!

By Russell Borthwick, Chief Executive Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce -

Aberdeen may be known as Europe’s oil and gas capital, with a quarter of the UK’s 200,000 strong energy sector workforce based here but it is so much more.

Paul Breen with a student at Ðǿմ«Ã½ Sport

Ðǿմ«Ã½ marks passing of leading Brain Injury Group figure

By Emma McBoyle, Lecturer School of Health -

Tributes have been paid to a major figure in the progress of Ðǿմ«Ã½â€™s Brain Injury Group who has passed away at the age of 60.