Principal’s graduation address
St Andrew's Day Graduation Address By Dr Brian Lang, Principal & Vice- Chancellor Friday 28 November 2003
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Scots trio to be honoured on St Andrew’s day
Three top Scots are to be awarded honorary degrees by the University of St Andrews later this month: renowned fiddler Aly Bain, The Right Hon. Lady Cosgrove, Senator of the College of Justice and the Very Reverend Iain MacMillan, Minister of St Giles', the High Kirk of Edinburgh.
2003 scholarships awarded
CAPTION: The 2003 Scholarship recipients with Principal and Vice- Chancellor Dr Brian Lang (centre) CREDIT: The University of St Andrews
University strengthens its links with SE Fife
The University has further strengthened its links with Scottish Enterprise (SE) Fife with the appointment of Principal and Vice-Chancellor Dr Brian Lang to their board.
Completion of new student residences
CAPTION : Principal and Vice- Chancellor Dr Brian Lang cutting the ribbon with (l-r) David Harrold of Halliday Fraser Munro Architects; Roger Smith, Director of Residential and Business Services; David Downie, Regional Director for AWG Construction Services and David Loudon, Director of Estates and Buildings.
Lord Steel to be awarded honorary degree
The University of St Andrews is to award distinguished politician and former Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament, Lord David Steel, an honorary degree.
St Andrews signs Franco-Scottish alliance
An historic agreement was signed today (Wednesday 14th May, 2003) between three Scottish and six French Universities to establish joint PhD programmes.
Student essay competition winners
Students will be rewarded for their creative writing skills today (Tuesday 6th May, 2003) at the University of St Andrew's Student Essay Competition Awards Ceremony.
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.
‘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.