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Glen Roy a Geological Heritage Site

Glen Roy a Geological Heritage Site

Glen Roy, a special geological area in the Highlands of Scotland, has gained recognition from The International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) Geological Heritage Sites

Award shortlist for Dina

Award shortlist for Dina

Award-winning author Dina Nayeri, Reader in Creative Writing in the School of English at the University of St Andrews, is a finalist in the non-fiction category of the Dayton Literary Peace Prize.

Lasers look at tumour growth

Lasers look at tumour growth

New 'squishy' lasers could help solve the mystery of the biological forces that control the development of embryos and cancerous tumours.

University Court Discharges Rector

University Court Discharges Rector

Statement from the Court of the University of St Andrews - University Court Discharges Rector

St Andrews Organ Week 2024

St Andrews Organ Week 2024

Organists of all ages from around the world will gather at the Laidlaw Music Centre this weekend for St Andrews Organ Week (Sunday 28 July to Thursday 1 August).

UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship

UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship

Dr Daphné Lemasquerier has been awarded £1.4m by UKRI's Future Leaders Fellowship for a project looking at Jupiter and its icy satellites.

St Andrews to welcome new Global Fellows

St Andrews to welcome new Global Fellows

A total of 21 internationally recognised academic colleagues have been awarded Fellowships through the University's prestigious Global Fellowship Scheme.

Chair in Energy for St Andrews

Chair in Energy for St Andrews

The University, in partnership with the Faraday Institution, has appointed Professor Venkataraman Thangadurai as its new Chair in Energy.

Most positive students in UK

Most positive students in UK

St Andrews students are the most positive about their education, according to the National Student Survey 2024.

New report on climate curriculum launched

New report on climate curriculum launched

New report on climate curriculum hailed "essential reading for new ministers" by Dr James Rae from the University of St Andrews.

The great egg caper that could save the capercaillie

The great egg caper that could save the capercaillie

A trial project in the Cairngorms which involves the strategic placement of artificial nests filled with chicken's eggs has led to an increase of 83% in capercaillie nest survival.

AI supports breakthrough ALS research

AI supports breakthrough ALS research

New research from the University of St Andrews and the University of Copenhagen has harnessed the power of AI to generate new insight into the progression of ALS.

Alison's drawing the difference

Alison's drawing the difference

Graphic novelist Alison Bechdel was awarded an honorary degree by the University of St Andrews this week in recognition of her major contribution to the comic art form and her advancement of diversity

Robbie shares advice for other young carers

Robbie shares advice for other young carers

This year, our graduations have coincided with Carers' Week, and we spoke to Robbie Gunn, who graduated on Thursday with an MA in Modern History, about their experience balancing studies with caring responsibilities.

Pandemic, pregnancy and now a PhD for St Andrews' Amy

Pandemic, pregnancy and now a PhD for St Andrews' Amy

Executive officer to the Principal Amy McTurk-Starkie faced an extra challenge in her final year, giving birth to baby Ruairidh two days after she submitted the final copies of her thesis.

"Exceptional" student awarded Principal's Medal

"Exceptional" student awarded Principal's Medal

An outstanding student who was awarded a First-Class degree and the prestigious Principal's Medal, has praised lecturers including the late Professor John Burnside, who made their time at St Andrews a "pure joy"

Grey whales are shrinking

Grey whales are shrinking

Gray whales that spend their summers feeding in the shallow waters off the Pacific Northwest coast have undergone a significant decline in body length since around the year 2000, a new University of St Andrews study has

A-ha moment for Armando

A-ha moment for Armando

Award-winning writer and satirist Armando Iannucci spoke to new graduates about his impostor syndrome after receiving an Honorary Degree today.

Nicole Entin receives Principal's Medal

Nicole Entin receives Principal's Medal

Nicole Entin, who graduated with a MA (Hons) in Art History and English was the recipient of a Principal's Medal, awarded by Professor Dame Sally Mapstone in a ceremony on Wednesday, June 13.

William navigates obstacles to academic success

William navigates obstacles to academic success

Completing a degree at the University of St Andrews is no mean feat, but William McMullan's journey has been exceptional. Like many others in his cohort, William's studies were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic...

Peter Piper graduates

Peter Piper graduates

St Andrews student Peter Meiklejohn is a familiar face at graduation ceremonies, having served in the role of Chancellor's Piper since 2023.

The sky's the limit

The sky's the limit

A pioneering project led by a University of St Andrews academic to help pupils explore the Universe using retired telescope equipment is celebrating the milestone of supporting 100 Scottish schools.

Art in the context of HIV

Art in the context of HIV

A new exhibition featuring art and literature by people affected by HIV and AIDS will appear across St Andrews this month, curated by a student from the University of St Andrews.

From First Chances to First-Class Honours for Kate

From First Chances to First-Class Honours for Kate

A Kirkcaldy school pupil who said she wouldn't have considered university had it not been for St Andrews' introducing her to the 'First Chances' widening access programme, celebrated graduating with a First Class degree

Scotland's Speaker Series launch

Scotland's Speaker Series launch

The SFS launch event saw Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon speak of her "innate optimism" about the "power of politics to change lives".

New Wardlaw exhibition seeks answers from the great beyond

New Wardlaw exhibition seeks answers from the great beyond

A Dalek, a set of original sketches by science-fiction writer Iain M Banks, and a handwritten inscription by Galileo are among items on display in a new exhibition in St Andrews that is out of this world.

Honour for Armando

Honour for Armando

The award-winning The Thick of It director, a former PM of New Zealand, and the first Native American Indian will join more than 2500 students celebrating graduation in St Andrews next month.