Sir James MacMillan, acclaimed Scottish composer and St Andrews professor, has been appointed to the Order of the Thistle by His Majesty the King, recognising his outstanding contributions to music and culture.
Professor Plested’s research focuses on the Christian East, modern Orthodox theology, and on the dialogue between the Orthodox tradition and Western Christian thought.
University of St Andrews research has discovered that khipus, the mysterious string writing of the Inkas, was used by commoners, in findings which turn previous wisdom about their societal structure on its head.
More than 800 leading academic minds in religion and theology are set to visit St Andrews for what will be one of the largest academic conferences ever held in the town.
Three academics are among the recipients of almost £8m in British Academy research funding for SHAPE projects.
Ambitious scientific study seeks to demonstrate a direct link between music and spirituality.
A divine duo who marked double doctoral success this week (Wednesday 30 November) have more than one reason to celebrate.
Twenty years since they met as students at St Andrews, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today returned to their alma mater.
Christianity offers no answers about the coronavirus - it's not supposed to, says Professor N.T. Wright.
World-renowned Scottish composer and conductor Sir James MacMillan delivered the inaugural St Margaret of Scotland Lecture.