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...first official [[Edinburgh University Charities Week]], also known as 'Rag Week', was organized by the [[Students' Representative Council]] in 1932. ...' Week in the summer of 1932, and to divide the proceeds among the various charities that students had hitherto campaigned for.

...1932 led to the merger of the [[United Free Church College]] and Edinburgh University's Faculty of [[Divinity]], a process completed in 1935. ...y and Church History, the roles that they had previously held at Edinburgh University.

..., postgraduate affairs and external affairs and also for running Freshers' Week. ...stablishing a recognized channel of communication between students and the University authorities, and promoting student social life and solidarity. The newly co

...n which the principal candidates were not career politicians backed by the University's Conservative and Liberal Clubs. ...that would hold for over 70 years. The victorious candidate, backed by the University's Liberal Club, was [[William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898)]], former Chancel