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The Bubble marks a new dawn for the University of St Andrews. The evolution of this establishment has been gradual, and then all at once. From its strong religious foundation, it was known to be a Scots university for Scots. The “Wills and Kate” era then ushered in an international cohort like no other seat of learning in the country, and it has now become a cosmopolitan hub in the Kingdom of Fife. The fact that the BBC created a show about this town is the cherry on the cak

“Good luck back on the long, yellow brick road to DRA,” said my friend, who, of course, lives in Sallies, as I prepared for my 25-minute hike back. After rolling my eyes at her, I laughed because she was right; for what some may call the “unlucky” residents of David Russell Apartments, getting back from town can feel like the yellow brick road to the Emerald City. How do the people of DRA survive such an exhilarating journey, and what are the best walking paths? Credit: Spiri

By Olivia McCormack & Eilidh Paterson In November last year, Tiny Gyms opened its first location in St Andrews. The gym is situated slightly to the west of town, just a four-minute drive from the student union. They’re also looking to open a new location in Dundee, which could be ideal for commuter students. As a new competitor to the university sports centre, what makes Tiny Gyms a worthwhile workout experience? Credit: Mike Forbes Speaking about the idea behind Tiny Gyms,

Now more than ever, there is a lot to be said for preserving the arts, and independent cinema is no exception. That’s why it is important that T-Squared Social has overtaken the New Picture House. I’ve investigated how St Andrews residents are responding to the new cinema, as well as T-Squared Social itself, and its wider implications for local culture. The infamous and incongruently styled T-Squared Social, lovechild of Justin Timberlake and Tiger Woods, recently opened in S

Following the match, I spoke with team captain Jack Kornowske about the significance of the result and what it means for the squad moving forward.

Set up beside the Student Union, the Food Not Bombs team offers free, nourishing food and hot drinks to passersby.