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Evensong
A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator's Chapel Choir. All are warmly invited to this service, regardless of whether you share...
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Relaxed Drawing
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum to relax and draw. Find a place in the galleries and take inspiration from great artworks, capture the detail of an ancient...
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Poetry masterclass with Inklight
Join Inklight, St Andrews' creative writing society, for a relaxed and creative poetry workshop at the Wardlaw Museum. Explore ways to write together and...
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Lunchtime concert: Scholarship Showcase 1
£5, FREE to Music Centre Members
This concert, in combination with a second concert a week later, profiles the achievements of the Music Centre's scholarship-holders, featuring solo...
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Department of Economics Brown Bag with Emily Moschini
Two-year Programs and College Financial Aid
Abstract: We evaluate recent policy proposals to make two-year programmes tuition-free in a life cycle model featuring two-year (AA) and four-year (BA)...
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Queer lives in Palestine: settler colonialism and resistance
In conversation with Omar Khatib
After many years of organizing and research in a context marked by extreme violence under a brutal settler-colonial regime, Omar Khatib speaks on queerness,...
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Department of Management Seminar with Dr Jeroen Veldman, Bayes Business School
Neoliberalisms and the corporation
Abstract: The intellectual history of the corporation is a key, yet surprisingly neglected, element in the evolution of (neo)liberal thought during the 19th and...
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English Visiting Speaker Seminar: Professor Neil Rhodes, University of St Andrews
Forming a Collection of English Renaissance and related Literature
Professor Emeritus Neil Rhodes was a Scholar of St Catherine's College, Oxford, where he was awarded the degrees of MA and DPhil and was a Newdigate...
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Department of Finance Seminar with Professor Giulio Trigilia, University of Rochester (NY)
Opaque Assets and Fragile Liabilities: a Theory of Optimal Bank Intermediation?
Abstract: We develop a theory that explains why banks are optimally designed to have fragile liabilities, consisting in runnable deposits, and opaque assets,...
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The Minshull Lecture 2026: Encoding neuronal shape in the stochastic dynamics of branching processes
Research seminar as part of the School of Biology's Biomolecular Sciences (BMS) External Seminar series by Prof. Thomas Lecuit, Institut de Biologie du...
