

Peared Up: St Andrews’ Dating Culture Cured?
When Gemma Collins said, "It’s hell in there. It’s horror. You have to be a certain type of person to survive," you’d think she was talking about the dating scene in St Andrews. Hell, horror, and a pained existence encapsulate what many singletons experience here – a trilogy of suffering born not just from abstinence, but from actually going on dates. The issues are obvious. Sixty percent of students are female, so there are simply more women than men. As one student noted,
Eilidh Paterson
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What Does it Mean To Be an Artist?
By Sabrina Stevenson For much of his career, Michelangelo was not considered an artist. Painters and sculptors of the Renaissance period were instead classified as artisans, or skilled craftsmen. Art was a technical skill, crafted over decades of hard work in workshops with no expectation that anyone would even know your name. Yet, with the rise of humanism in the 16th century, artists started to be recognised for their intellectual and creative capacities as well, finally do
Sabrina Stevenson
18 hours ago


Netflix Lighting: Are Larger Budgets Ruining Cinema as We Know It?
By Bethany Dowell It’s undeniable that the final season of Stranger Things looks and feels nothing like the show that premiered on Netflix a decade ago. Like many viewers, I felt disappointed after waiting so long for what proved to be a lacklustre conclusion. This prompted me to revisit season one and question whether nostalgia had blinded me. However, it hadn’t at all; there genuinely was a loss of visual charm as the show progressed. Source: Yahoo Entertainment Both the
Bethany Dowell
18 hours ago


Andrew Melville Hall Is Getting Dramatically Pricier
An 18% price increase in AMH accomodation fees sparks controversy in St Andrews.
Kaitlyn Kings
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