Celebration of Robert Burns’ favourite poet
A live poetry event featuring a galaxy of contemporary Scottish poets is to be held at the University of St Andrews.
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Learning disabilities study visit
The University of St Andrews is to offer a unique opportunity to staff working in services for people with learning disabilities in Scotland.
University names new Principal
The University of St Andrews has appointed Dr Brian Lang, formerly Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman of the British Library, to the post of Principal and Vice-Chancellor from January 1st 2001.
Computer science conferences
Two international computer science conferences will be held at the University of St Andrews next week (Monday 3 to Friday 7July 2000).
Head janitor to graduate
One of the most familiar faces at the University of St Andrews, who has assisted with graduations for nearly 15 years, will bask in his own glory this week when he attends his very own graduation ceremony.
Future students return to classroom
A series of lectures offering an insight into teaching and research at the University of St Andrews are on offer to former students next weekend (23 to 25 June 2000).
Poetry Magazine
The latest edition of a magazine combining the talents of well-known poets and writers from the University of St Andrews has gone on sale. Produced by the School of English, The Red Wheelbarrow gives new writers the chance to have their work read alongside recognised names ensuring a vibrant mix of styles with a consistently high standard of writing.
St Andrews and Dundee lead partnership
An ambitious partnership is to be launched by the University of St Andrews and the University of Dundee leading Scottish Universities into a new higher education landscape.
Biggest alumni event in university’s history
Over 300 alumni of the University of St Andrews will descend on the town next month for the biggest celebration of its kind in the University's history.
Leading philosopher to give lecture on equality
One of the world's most distinguished legal and political philosophers is to give a public lecture at the University of St Andrews.