Christianity and the coronavirus
Christianity offers no answers about the coronavirus - it's not supposed to, says Professor N.T. Wright.
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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 receives £3.4m Templeton Foundation grant
The School of Divinity has secured a Templeton Foundation grant of £3.4m for the creation of a free online encyclopaedia of theology.
University of St Andrews Templeton Foundation grant
The School of Divinity has been awarded a £2.3 million grant in science-engaged theology from the John Templeton Foundation.
Divinity code cracked by student
Coded religious documents, which left generations of academics baffled for centuries, have been cracked by a St Andrews student.
The art of religion
Arts project teams researchers and composers with Sir James MacMillan
Musical ‘bible’ set for re-release
Academic study of Gilbert and Sullivan culmination of 35 years’ research
Declaration for Humanity to be signed at St Andrews
Religious leaders to gather for historic signing event.
New Institute will tackle the big questions facing humanity
International institute for analytic and exegetical theology
Citation: Catherine Robertson
University Medal