Interviews conducted as part of the Abertay 25 Memories Re-Animated Phase. Interview subjects were former staff and students who talked about a range of subjects concerning their connections with the University and its predecessor organisations.

Subjects included their experiences of teaching or being taught by the institution, technological developments there in relation to computers, degree courses (especially Nursing), social life, and student association activities.

13 videos and text summaries of reminiscence interviews conducted with former staff and alumni of Abertay University by Abertay 25 Young Ambassadors, and current staff and students of Abertay University. Interviewees were as follows:

1. Sumant Mathure
2. David Ross
3. Richard Irvine
4. Alastair Scott
5. Nick Hamilton
6. Alexander (Sandy) Robertson
7. Graham Milne
8. Christina Howie
9. Ahmar Ghafoor
10. William Mohieddeen
11. Rebecca Wade
12. Jenny McNeill
13. Louise Giblin

6 stop-motion animation videos were created from the interviews and these are as follows:

1. Craigie High School - William Moheiddeen
2. Craigie High School - Nick Hamilton
3. Craigie High School - Ahmar Ghafoor
4. Dundee Young Carers - Louise Giblin
5. Larisa Olaru-Peter - Jenny McNeill
6. Hope Busák - Sumant Mathure

Portrait photograph of John S. Lumsden.

Portrait photograph of Sir David Baxter of Kilmaron.

Image showing the exterior of Dudhope Castle in its surrounding park area, with the industrial background of the Dundee cityscape behind it.

Image showing the exterior of the Dundee High School with young men and boys gathered outside the fence of the property.

Image showing the exterior of the Young Men's Christian Association Building, housing the reading room and Literary Institution. A young man and three teenagers stand outside the building. Two of the boys are wearing what look like postal uniforms.

Photographs of buildings and areas associated with the history of the Dundee Technical Institute.

Image showing the Institute Boiler House straight ahead, and the Textiles Department building to the left.