International interest in scientific instruments
CAPTION: The Universal instrument, made by Humphrey Cole of London in 1582 - part of the University's collection of scientific instruments.
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Science & dance festival kicks off
Scientists from the University of St Andrews will team up with some of the countries leading experimental choreographers in an innovative Science & Dance Festival starting tonight.
‘Lost medics’ to graduate
A group of doctors who studied medicine at the University of St Andrews will finally graduate this summer - more than 30 years after embarking on their course.
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CAPTION: Scotland's national coach, Bert Vogts. CREDIT: The Scottish Football Association.
Ancient St Andrews photographs in U.S exhibition
*Pic caption - "St Salvator's College Chapel from the Southeast" - 1845 - Credit University of St Andrews Library/Hay Fleming Trustees - Album 66-3*
Rhyme and reason collaboration
A series of poems aimed at fostering creative dialogue between poetry and science have inspired a number of events throughout the UK involving a number of internationally celebrated artists.
Tom Paulin to give memorial lecture
Leading poet, lecturer and polemicist Tom Paulin will give this year's George Jack Memorial Lecture in the University of St Andrews School of English tomorrow (Thurs 13 March 2003).
Aim to keep foreign languages alive
The University of St Andrews is spearheading a campaign to counter the decline in the study of foreign languages at secondary school level, following their removal from the post-14 compulsory core curriculum.
Reputation for medical teaching cemented
PIC CAPTION: (l-r) Professor Michael Steel, Principal and Vice- Chancellor Dr Brian Lang and Professor Hugh MacDougall at the dinner. CREDIT: The University of St Andrews
Rectorial installation: Principal’s welcome
*Pic caption - Sir Clement Freud being officially installed by University Chancellor, Sir Kenneth Dover*