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Oldest student union building to reopen after two-year restoration project
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STV News
The world’s oldest purpose-built student union building is preparing to reopen after a restoration project lasting more than two years.
Teviot Row House is due to reopen at the University of Edinburgh in March.
Later years saw it become an Edinburgh Fringe venue in the summer, while remaining a key part of student life during term time.
The restoration project was managed by Edinburgh University Students’ Association, with funding from the university.
“Teviot has stood at the heart of student life in Edinburgh for generations, and this restoration will ensure it remains so for many years to come.