7th Ward residents criticize, consider solutions for Ryan Field noise
7th Ward residents criticize, consider solutions for Ryan Field noise
Daily file photo by Alex Boyko
Advisory council members proposed several motions to address 7th Ward residents’ concerns.
Isadora Urio Fernandes, Assistant C…
Local organizations address grief and loss through community programming
Local organizations address grief and loss through community programming
Daily file photo by Francesco Thorik-Saboia
Evanston Public Library has hosted monthly Death Cafe gatherings for about nine years.
Ziyuan Gao, Reporter…
AFEPA: European Master’s Programme in Agricultural, Food and Environmental Policy Analysis
The European Master’s Programme in Agricultural, Food and Environmental Policy Analysis (AFEPA) is an international postgraduate programme designed for students seeking advanced knowledge of agricultural econo…
‘Help us to make Sussex a better place’ An Interview with the Universities and Colleges Union
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‘Help us to make Sussex a better place’ An Interview with the Universities and Colleges Union
ByMarni Lippin
Oct 15, 2026
Image: Universities and Colleges Union
On 21 August, I was a…
Aula aberta com Dra. Michelle Miele
O Núcleo de Arquitetura da Universidade Fernando Pessoa, promoveu uma aula aberta subordinada ao tema da sustentabilidade urbana, proferida pela Dra. Michelle Miele.
A aula, que se realizou no dia 14 de outubro, centrou-se na arquitetura bioclimática, estabelecend…
UN DPoA MTR Journalism Fellowship 2027: Fully Funded Opportunity for Journalists from Least Developed Countries
The United Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States (UN-OHRLLS) is inviting applicati…
St Andrews Researchers Discover Two New Molecules
Have you ever held a torch up to your hand to see it shine through your skin? Or maybe shone a torch into your mouth while telling a scary story to make your face glow red? It seems pretty childish looking back, but scientists and surgeons capitalise…
Women in Politics Society Hosts Second Annual National Conference
The University of St Andrews hosted the second annual national Women in Politics conference on 10 and 11 October, bringing together students from across the UK for two days of discussions, workshops, and networking focused on careers …
Consultation Opens for Coastal Path Refurb Ahead of 25th Anniversary
Fife Coast and Countryside Trust is seeking input from local residents on plans to update the Fife Coastal Path with waymarking panels ahead of the 25th anniversary of its opening next year.
The consultation will inform the Trust’s…
I Hate Modern Young Love. Most Ardently.
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that young love is not what it used to be. I’m not saying that I wish to be courted in my pristine pink silks as I sit poised upon a sofa hearing about such “excellent boiled potatoes,” nor do I wish to find a husband by …
2026 Rectorial Election: Candidate Profiles
On 8 October, the University Court announced the list of candidates standing in the 2026 Rectorial Election. Elections for the position are held every three years and are open to all matriculated students of the University. Voting will take place online fr…
Equal Pay in Tennis: Too Little, or Too Late?
On 1 October 2026, the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) announced that, from the 2027 season, every combined WTA 1000 tournament will award women and men equal prize money.
These are major tournaments below the Grand Slams where both the men’s and women…
Your Brain Hates Not Knowing
Why can not knowing what will happen often feel worse than knowing that something bad has already taken place? This is not to say that uncertainty is always worse than bad news; this is where neuroscience comes into play. Uncertainty can be particularly difficult because…
Living On the Margins: A tutor's story of homelessness in St Andrews
Reports of a housing crisis in St Andrews aren’t really news anymore. Most students have tales of the annual rush to find that elusive treasure: a decent but not overpriced flat. But what about those who don’t get a spot in this ra…
To Open or not to Open?
Juliana Zahorjan and Hannah Wilkinson write on their experiences at Kate Kennedy's Opening Ball
Juliana Zahorjan:
Want to show a visiting friend why St Andrews is special? Take them to Opening Ball. On Saturday night, with the town still basking in the last of its kind weathe…
Editorial #302
A day prior to the release of The Saint’s first issue of the year, I and the rest of the paper’s executive team took a trip to the Walter Bower House in Guardbridge.
There lie stacks of copies of St Andrews’ various university newspapers throughout time. Quorum, Aien, the St Andrews …
Recently Published Report Challenges University of St Andrews on Sexual Violence Policies and Response
Following the September 2026 lawsuit against Cornell University, in which Jane Doe accused seven of her fellow students of drugging and gang-raping her in October 2024, a student group known as the…
South Street Pavement to be Extended
Fife Council has announced that the pavement extensions on South Street, which widen the footpaths, are to become permanent, with construction commencing on Monday 12 October.
Construction will be completed in four phases; the first phase will take place between …
How to Teach the Unteachable: International Relations faculty on teaching contemporary conflicts
International Relations (IR) is rapidly becoming one of St Andrews' main attractions. The growing interest in IR is hardly surprising: pick any country in the world right now, and it’s likely they’re aff…
It's Not Me, It's You: I Founded St Andrews’ New High-Flying Society
I was sitting in my living room on Queen’s Gardens the other day, shouting abuse at my valet, Leonard, when a thought occurred to me. Leonard, a local schoolboy of demonstrable eagerness, poured me a glass of sherry. “I’ve not had …
Sunday I’m in Love
Whilst Premier League fans are embittered by Manchester City’s creative accounting, those wishing for fiasco-free football have turned to the St Andrews Sunday League.
After four match weeks, it's last season’s winners, Botswana Meat Commission, who have impressed, again. Last Su…