
Learning in the time of Covid
Following a switch to virtual teaching in Spring 2020, a small cohort of students finally returned to in-person teaching a few months later, with the remainder completing their studies wherever they were in the world.
Following a switch to virtual teaching in Spring 2020, a small cohort of students finally returned to in-person teaching a few months later, with the remainder completing their studies wherever they were in the world.
For the third time in the University’s history, 1,900 graduating students will be conferred their degrees online. With restrictions…
As a special marker of their ten-year anniversary, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge returned to the place where it all started 20 years…
From delivering essential supplies and cleaning up around town to students walking dogs for those unable to leave the house, hundreds of…
"The offering of events and activities throughout the year has really helped people to feel part of St Andrews and helped to counteract some of the isolation, stress and upset caused by the current restrictions."
We can still gather together and still do some of the things that make life feel more normal. We just have to do it in a safe way. We're also really lucky that in St Andrews we have so many amazing outdoor spaces.
In a time when most of us were being told what we couldn’t do, the University of St Andrews took the bold step of taking on a new ‘Can Do’ mantra during the Covid-19 outbreak.