The University of Edinburgh Sport Hall of Fame has welcomed 17 new inductees in recognition of their outstanding achievements in sport and their contribution to the University and wider sporting community.
The 2026 inductees represent a remarkable breadth of sporting achievement, from Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth success to European and World Championship medals, national titles and significant contributions to sport beyond competition.
Young people in south-east Edinburgh are set to benefit from a new programme offering free sport, food and space for socialising.
Few sporting fixtures can claim a history stretching back more than 160 years. The Scottish Varsity Match can.
University of Edinburgh athletes, coaches and staff will be lighting up this summer’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, reinforcing its position as Scotland's leading sporting university and one of Europe's foremost university performance environments.
This summer, Schlosshan will represent Team Scotland at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, a moment that carries special significance for an athlete who was not born north of the border but has chosen to make Scotland her home.
The University of Edinburgh Sport is celebrating the transformation of Edinburgh Sports Clinic, marking an exciting new chapter in the delivery of sports medicine, physiotherapy and performance healthcare in Scotland.
The University of Edinburgh has enjoyed another outstanding year of sporting success, with students delivering exceptional performances across the national university sport landscape. From league triumphs, to championship medals, the season has been powerful showcase of talent, determination and team spirit.
