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We Have Forgotten How to be Bored
Our lives have become dead set on stimulation. We have become so focused on us actually ‘doing something’ without any rhyme or reason behind it. Ultimately, we have lost the ability to accept boredom. We have become so uncomfortable with our reality that we feel as though we must fill every ‘quiet’ and ‘unimportant’ moment of our lives with some sort of stimulation. Boredom becomes so uncomfortable when you believe that the world around you is leaving you behind. It happens w
Ben Feagin
Oct 113 min read


I am not your friend, and that's OK!
Photo Credit: Artist Collectives The Oxford Dictionary defines a friend as “A person with whom one has developed a close and informal relationship of mutual trust and intimacy." Throughout my life, I have been very lucky to experience this kind of friendship. From childhood, where spending hours together at school would blend into afternoon playdates, into staying one night or maybe two, never growing tired of talking or sitting or playing or being still, together. Into my ad
Hebe Muckle
Oct 43 min read


Sea-ing A Bright Future
How the Cheesy Toast Shack in St Andrews uses its ‘Seagull Insurance’ to help the community Emily Campbell Often in a world with so much negative news, it can be really hard to focus on the positives in our own lives and the world around us. However, the Cheesy Toast Shack here in St Andrews is fighting against that narrative, one toastie at a time. The Cheesy Toast Shack originally came to St Andrews in 2018 ( The Daily Mail ) and quickly became a local favorite. However, w
Emily Campbell
Mar 103 min read


University Secures Approval for New School of Computer Science
Plans have been approved for the new ‘Digital Nexus Building’: proposed to be home to the School of Computer Science, a “cutting-edge central hub” for students and staff.
Amirthaa Kesavan
Feb 242 min read


Medical School Allocation Error Causes Distress
The medical students of St Andrews were prematurely allocated their partner schools on Thursday, the 29th of January. This allocation, supposed to take place on Friday the 6th of February, brought with it tears and confusion. The students on the English allocation route were asked to rank their preference as either Manchester — which offers many different hospitals — or Barts, a medical school based in London. The allocation decision was made by the University based on the pu
Hebe Muckle
Feb 152 min read


Andrew Melville Hall Is Getting Dramatically Pricier
An 18% price increase in AMH accomodation fees sparks controversy in St Andrews.
Kaitlyn Kings
Feb 82 min read
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