Museum partnership in running for prize
An innovative museums project for which the University of St Andrews was a founding partner is in the running for the UK's largest single art prize.
An innovative museums project for which the University of St Andrews was a founding partner is in the running for the UK's largest single art prize.
CAPTION: Some of the staff pictured during the awards ceremony.
A discovery made by a team of physicists from University of St Andrews has been recognised as one of the World's top 30 optics results in 2006.
University staff receiving their Eat Safe awards.
Professor Priest being presented with the Robinson medal by Lord Eames and accompanied by Professor Bailey, director of Armagh Observatory.
Morna Ramday with daughter, and fellow St Andrews graduate, Rhona after today's graduation. Credit Alan Richardson, PIX-AR.
An expert on historic buildings, a former chairman of the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council (SHEFC) and a Scottish composer will receive honorary degrees from the University of St Andrews on St Andrews Day, Thursday November 30th 2006.
The University of St Andrews has been named as the UK's top university for Outstanding Contribution to Sustainable Development.
Professor Ulf Leonhardt, recipient of a Scientific American 50 award.
His Excellency Seyed Mohammad Khatami, former President of Iran, will visit the UK next month to receive an Honorary Degree and deliver a lecture at the University of St Andrews.