Teenage peace maker’s insight into war zone
A 16-year old peace maker, who has fought against landmines in Colombia since he was 10 years old, is to give a public lecture at the University of St Andrews next week (Wednesday 15 May 2002).
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Support for crumbling wall
Pic caption: Section of Long Walk Wall, supported by steel scaffolding
International health conference
Over 120 Health Care policy makers, researchers and analysts from over 20 countries will gather in St Andrews this week for a major three-day conference on Strategic Issues in Health Care Management.
Students elect new president
The University of St Andrews Students' Association has elected a new President.
Czech ambassador’s tribute to fellow countryman
The Czech Ambassador to Great Britain paid a visit to St Andrews today (Tuesday 19th March, 2002) to visit the site where fellow Czech Pavel Kravaø was burned at the stake for heresy.
Royal Society of Edinburgh appointments
Eight University of St Andrews academics have been elected Fellows of The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
All in the mind
The School of Psychology at the University of St Andrews is once again to open its doors for its annual event "The Psychology of Everyday Life".
Scientist appointed to Dundee science centre
A University of St Andrews scientist has been appointed a Director of one of Scotland's top science centres.
Innovative teaching of ancient art
A new way of teaching the centuries-old art of philosophy could be pioneered by the University of St Andrews.
University staff working together on way ahead
In line with its continuing commitment to staff development, communication and consultation, the University of St Andrews has completed its first staff survey - making it one of the first Universities in the country to do so.