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The Rise of Music in St Andrews
In 2022, St Andrews saw a shift in its cultural scene with the opening of the Laidlaw Music Centre. What came along was a passion and community for all types of music, diversifying the student life and bringing a strong sense of creativity to the town. Laidlaw is the first building dedicated to music in the university’s history. Music modules and lessons are offered there, causing an increased appreciation for music as an academic subject. It has provided many opportunities f
Olivia Kendall
Nov 24


Spiking at Molly Malone’s
Concerns over spiking at St Andrews local pub, Molly Malones, and some tips on how to avoid getting spiked.
Emily Campbell
Nov 17


Beyond the Pitch: Why Sports Clubs are the Backbone of University Socialising
Everyone tells you that your degree comes first, but there is so much more to life in the bubble. For many students, the single biggest...
Guy Van Oudtshoorn
Nov 3


The NHS is Ill and The Medicine Students of St Andrews Are Worried
The study of medicine is a selfless dedication to a lifetime of learning, compassion, and problem solving. It is amongst some of the most admirable professions and is fundamental to any thriving society. Medicine has been taught at the University of St Andrews for almost 600 years, streaming out a steady supply of hardworking individuals ready to make a difference in the lives of others. However, this workforce has recently started to reveal some flaws and the medical student
Hebe Muckle
Oct 26


Serving Food As A Protest? - Interview with “Food Not Bombs”
Set up beside the Student Union, the Food Not Bombs team offers free, nourishing food and hot drinks to passersby.
Amirthaa Kesavan
Oct 12
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