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Edinburgh: The birthplace of Harry Potter
Broomsticks, magic wands and flying cars? You may not find them here in Edinburgh but it is still known as the birthplace of Harry Potter, and Kat explains exactly why that is.
Study abroad
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The top 10 free activities for students on a budget in Edinburgh
Lauren from Canada reveals her top 10 best free activities for students on a budget in Edinburgh
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My unforgettable weekend in Cannes
Corrine from the USA reflects on her dream visit to Cannes at the exclusive Film Festival.
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Packing for the UK: Things I wish I’d brought from home
Kat uncovers all the things she wishes she had brought with her to Edinburgh before the big move from South Africa.
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A Fringe Festival to remember
Corrine shares with us her first experience of the much anticipated Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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It’s all Gaelic to me: A foreigner’s guide to understanding Scottish slang
Struggling to understand the sophisticated Scottish slang? Kat from South Africa discloses her helpful hints on how to understand and fit into Scotland.
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A mini guide for students living in Edinburgh
American student Chris shares his mini guide on the essential know-how’s of being a student in Edinburgh.
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A love for LEGO
Pankhuri from India shares her extraordinary trip to Billund, Denmark, to attend the LEGO Idea Conference 2018 at the newly constructed LEGO House.
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Study abroad – a life changing experience
Corrine from the USA shares her experience of studying abroad at Edinburgh Napier University.
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Women’s empowerment in Pakistan
Women’s empowerment in Pakistan is close to the heart of international student Beenish as she embarks on her two-year MBA. Gaining knowledge, practical experience and confidence, she plans to challenge gender inequality in the workplace …