GeoBus funding boost
A University project to inspire young Earth and environmental scientists across the country will continue, thanks to NEO Energy funding.
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Minister launches blue carbon citizen science project
Natural Environment Minister Mairi Gougeon joined primary school children for the launch of a blue carbon citizen science project.
Reach for the stars
How black holes, galaxies and the universe were created are some of the questions inspiring young women to consider a career in STEM.
Call for solidarity goes global
Chilean research student calls on academics to sign a letter calling for solidarity with the Chilean people and the removal of troops.
Medic helps fight Ebola
Dr Derek Sloan travelled to Rwanda with the DfID to help WHO and others bolster Ebola preparedness activities.
Adult Learning Day
The University has partnered with the OU to deliver a new MA Combined Studies degree which will be launched on Adult Learning Day.
Rare organ performances
Two of the best-preserved examples of rare pipe organs in Scotland will be brought to life by talented international performers this month.
Graduate overcomes persecution
A St Andrews student who was persecuted for her religion and overcame the challenges of seeking asylum in the UK has graduated.
From aria to energy
Arias will accompany ground-breaking green energy production when Byre Opera performs at the Biomass Plant at Eden Campus.
Trafficking in Scotland
Anti-trafficking experts gathered in Edinburgh for the launch of the Consortium for Anti-Trafficking Research in Scotland (CATRiS).