Resurrection for crumbling wall
One of the University of St Andrews' most historic and threatened features will be unveiled today after a two-year restoration programme.
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Museum of Natural History opens to public
CAPTION: The Museum is home to a fine collection of fossils.
Elaborate gateway reopens after restoration
An ornate set of wrought iron gates, which were under threat from the elements, will be reinstalled next week thanks to a generous bequest.
University to sell Hamilton Hall
The University of St Andrews has confirmed it is actively considering the sale of Hamilton Hall, one of the most distinctive properties in St Andrews and a building instantly recognised by golf enthusiasts throughout the world.
DNA in the garden
A fascinating exhibition, celebrating the discovery of the structure of DNA, will open to visitors at St Andrews Botanic Garden this weekend
Prestigious fellowships for young researchers
Dr Ineke De Moortel and Dr Sophie Huczynska, young researchers in the School of Mathematics and Statistics, have both been awarded four-year Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellowships.
Principal’s opening graduation address
Given by Dr Brian Lang, Principal & Vice-Chancellor at the opening Graduation ceremony, 22nd June 2004.
Alumni reunion weekend
In the same week as the new Class of 2004 graduates leave St Andrews, over 120 alumni, most of whom are celebrating five and ten- year milestone anniversaries, are preparing to return to their alma mater, together with family and friends.
Touch of tartan for Scotland’s oldest university
*Pic credit - University of St Andrews*
Viewing Venus
The University of St Andrews will open its Observatory to the public this week for a special viewing event of the planet Venus.