Good Vibrations – The University in 1967

An exhibition to celebrate the University of Dundee's 50 years as an independent institution

‌Lamb Gallery, Tower Building, University of Dundee

14 April  -1 July 2017

Mon-Fri 09.30-19.00 Sat 13.00-17.00

‌As the University of Dundee celebrates its 50th anniversary as an independent institution, this special exhibition explores what was going on in that pivotal year, both on campus and in the city as a whole. Using rarely seen photographs, documents, artworks and artefacts it describes the major developments in the University – its new buildings and departments, its pioneering research areas – as well as looking at what life was like as a student in Dundee at that time. The exhibition also explores what was happening in separate institutions that are now part of the University such as Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Dundee College of Education.

The exhibition is a collaboration between Archive Services and Museum Services.

SPECIAL EVENT

Saturday 20 May, 10.30am

As part of Festival of Museums and the University's 50th anniversary alumni weekend, Matthew Jarron and Caroline Brown will lead an informal guided tour of the exhibition. No need to book - just come along.