As part of our 150th anniversary celebrations, we’re sharing 150 stories that capture the history, achievements, and legacy of Queen Margaret University. Today, we’re proud to reveal the next 12, as set out below.
1. The Martlet in our University Crest
3. Melvin House (a former student hall of residence)
4. Footage of Students Working in a Laboratory at Atholl Crescent
5. Students Working in the Kitchens at Atholl Crescent
6. Biggest Donation from a Single Donor Supports Osteoporosis Education
7. Claudine L. Morgan (Principal from 1971-1985)
8. Dietetics Launches as First Four-year Course in 1969
9. QMU as an Early Adopter of Transnational Education
10. QMU Honorary Graduate John Bellany Gifts Painting
11. Antique Oven Dating From the Late 17th Century
12. 1875 Public Meeting Leads to Opening of Edinburgh School of Cookery
We hope you enjoy these stories as much as we do.
To find out more about our anniversary celebrations, visit our QMU150 website.
