Virtual visit to Middle Ages
A 16th century Scottish church, which played a role in the Scottish Reformation, has been virtually reconstructed by University researchers.
A 16th century Scottish church, which played a role in the Scottish Reformation, has been virtually reconstructed by University researchers.
Finlaggan, the lost medieval home of the Lords of the Isles, has been reconstructed virtually by experts at the University of St Andrews.
More than half a million pounds for work in chemistry and Scottish history.
New research from the University of St Andrews features in unique exhibition.
New €1.5m study will examine ordinary experiences of authoritarian regimes.
St Andrews plays prestigious role
Wolfson History Prize celebrating outstanding history
To mark Friday the thirteenth, historian Dr Peter Maxwell-Stuart provides us with an insight into superstition and the history behind the phrase ‘unlucky for some’. Is it really rational behaviour or just a trick of…
Professors John Hudson and Lorna Hutson have been elected Fellows of the British Academy
International conference explores 600 years of migration