This academic year your Students' Union, Teviot Row House, celebrates its 120th birthday. EUSA will be celebrating with a variety of events throughout the year - kicking off with the annual Teviot Halloween Fancy Dress Party.

Find out more about Teviot 120 and help raise funds towards the exciting new development plans.

You'll find out what work has already been done and you can also have your say on what you think of the current ideas being put forward.

Gentlemen - grow your moustache during November for charity now! 

EUSA is supporting Movember on campus (alongside Heriot Watt, Napier and QMU).  Movember is about bringing the moustache back and having some fun for a very serious cause - prostate cancer.

Now in its third year, we are looking forward to seeing Mo Bros & Sistas embrace the Mo once again. If you would like to sign up for Movember 2009 visit the Movember website.

Opposition politicians demanded that Education Secretary, Fiona Hyslop, return from her holidays to settle an argument about how £30 million of support should be given to students.

A meeting between the government, the National Union of Students Scotland (NUS) and opposition politicians ended in stalemate after Fiona Hyslop's stand-in Keith Brown refused to consider proposals brought forward by NUS on how the money should be distributed.

Students at Edinburgh University are the hardest working undergraduate employees in Scotland according to research by the Royal Bank of Scotland. 

The research shows that 42% of Edinburgh students work more than 20 hours a week, with 21% putting in over 25 hours a week.

On request EUSA will be showing tonights Question Time on the big screen at Teviot Underground from 10.25pm to 11.35pm.  The political debate comes from London, with a panel including Justice Secretary Jack Straw; the leader of the British National Party, Nick Griffin; and Chris Huhne, Liberal Democrat Home Affairs spokesman. David Dimbleby chairs.