St Andrews think-tank receives international honors
The Third Generation Project received an honor for the MacJannet Prize in recognition of exceptional student engagement
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Roxani’s essay in ‘I Remember’ Covid memorial
A St Andrews International Relations lecturer specialising in the politics of love and care has made a major contribution to I Remember – Scotland’s Covid memorial
Festival showcase for Scotland’s Future Series project
A project exploring ‘sense of place’ and the impact it has on thinking, creativity, and human relationships is to take centre stage at the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
British diplomat at centre of safeguarding UK Mission in Kyiv awarded degree in terrorism studies
A St Andrews Masters student who has spent the last year working as a diplomat safeguarding the British embassy team in Kyiv was finally awarded an Terrorism and Political Violence.
Sun shines on graduations
The sun shone on St Andrews today (Tuesday 13 June) as graduates in English, Maths and Statistics, and International Relations celebrated their success.
CSTPV launches Global History of Terrorism Archive
CSTPV has unveiled a new Global History of Terrorism Archive, an extensive record that brings together historic newspaper reports relating to terrorism, political violence and security threats around the world.
Ukrainian visit
A team of academics paid a visit to Kyiv recently, meeting with key members of the Ukrainian government, academics, NGOs and the HALO Trust.
Four they are jolly good fellows
Four St Andrews professors were elected to join the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s 2023 intake of Fellows this week (Wednesday 22 March).
University leads the way with unique High North Security project
Academic experts, politicians and business leaders gathered to take part in the Scottish Council of Global Affairs (SCGA) conference focusing on ‘High and Wider North Security’ following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
St Andrews students’ unique chance to meet Scottish Parliament committee
Politicians from one of Holyrood’s most influential committees looked to widen engagement with communities across the country when they visited St Andrews this week.