Pop-art, death and lobsters
The University's new Wardlaw Museum will open on Saturday 4 April with a Philip Colbert exhibition.
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Presidential election polling station at St Andrews
The University is hosting a polling station for the Democrats Abroad Global Primary for the first time in US Presidential history.
Ghana visit to St Andrews
The President of the Republic of Ghana visited the University of St Andrews to attend the St Andrews Africa Summit (SAASUM).
St Margaret of Scotland Lecture and Choral Mass
World-renowned Scottish composer and conductor Sir James MacMillan delivered the inaugural St Margaret of Scotland Lecture.
University to tackle climate crisis
University appoints former Chief Scientific Adviser to UK government, Professor Sir Ian Boyd, to lead its response to the climate crisis.
Scotland’s first university reimagines its past
The University's new Wardlaw Museum is set to open its doors in the Spring.
Cabinet Secretary in St Andrews
Distinguished alumnus Sir Mark Sedwill, Head of the Civil Service and Cabinet Secretary, visited the University on Friday 7 February.
First look inside new facility on anniversary of fire
Take a look inside the new pop-up laboratory facility built to help staff and students affected by a devastating fire one year ago.
University receives funding for hazardous museum collections
A fertility doll made from elephant dung is one of the items that will benefit from new funding from Museum Galleries Scotland.
St Andrews Principal asked to extend contract
Principal Professor Sally Mapstone is to lead St Andrews for a further five years after her current contract concludes in 2021.