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Grief Group
Staff
All staff are warmly invited to attend Grief Group meetings, regardless of when their loss occurred. Held monthly during the semester in the Lochnagar Room at...
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Choral Evensong
A 45-minute service of prayer, offered Sunday and Wednesday, both spoken and sung by choristers from St Salvator's Chapel Choir. All Welcome. Details of...
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Service of Compline
A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture,...
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StACCS Annual Showcase
Join us to celebrate the first year of the St Andrews Centre for Critical Sustainabilities (StACCS) at our inaugural annual showcase. Bringing together...
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Knight at the Museum
Student LATE - Pay What You Can £10.00 / £8.00 / £5.00
Step back into the world of Mary, Queen of Scots for a student LATE at the Wardlaw Museum, inspired by the exhibition War, Destruction and Reform: The Early...
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Whopathon
Have you ever wondered how quickly an idea can become a real business? As part of Innovation Week's AI Day, join us for the Whopathon --- a...
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Sunday Worship
Come join us for this University Service in St Salvator's Chapel with St Salvator's Chapel Choir. Gowns are welcome but not required. An optional,...
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St Andrews Game Jam
Can you create a themed video game in less than nine days? In this collaboration between multiple student societies, including the Esports Society, the Gaming...
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Choral Evensong
A 45-minute service of prayer, offered Sunday and Wednesday, both spoken and sung by choristers from St Salvator's Chapel Choir. All Welcome. Details of...
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Theatre laundering
Performance and post-show discussion - Pay what you can £17, £15, £13
Virgule Film and Performing Arts Company presents Theatre Laundering, an immersive production that brings together three theatrical portraits exploring the...
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Department of Management seminar
United Nations' Principles for Responsible Management Education -- UNPRME Pedagogical Impact and Research Opportunities
With Nathalie Ormrod Since its foundation in 2007, the aim of PRME has been to transform curricula in alignment with the UN Global Compact's SDGs through...
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Sunday Worship
Come join us for this University Service in St Salvator's Chapel with St Salvator's Chapel Choir. Gowns are welcome but not required. An optional,...
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Whale song communication
Festival of Languages - Pay what you can £6 or £4
By Luke Rendell, School of Biology, with clarinet accompaniment by cetacean specialist Alex South. This event will comprise a short talk and question and answer...
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Service of Compline
A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture,...
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Limited access
Global Wagnerism Study Day
This event will be a gathering of scholars from different disciplines and parts of the world. Each of the nine papers presented will highlight the enduring...
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Conference on Iranian Theatre
Alternative Discourses of Heroism and Emancipation in Iranian Theatre
Over the past two centuries, Iranian theatre has been at the forefront of emancipatory innovation in cultural production, both on its underground and official...
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Celebrity Piano Concert by Susan Tomes
Music of the Night - £20, £16 (Music Centre members), £6 (students)
Winner of several Gramophone Awards, an RPO award with the Florestan Trio, and author of eight acclaimed books, Susan Tomes returns to St Andrews with a...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar
Dr Adom Philogene Heron (Bristol University) - Maroon Afterlives
Full title: Maroon Afterlives: Visitations, multimodality and the summoning of neg mawon pasts in Dominica (Notes towards a film treatment)
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Minority languages of Spain
Festival of Languages and Byre World - Pay what you can £6 or £4
In this session, Professor Jordi Larios, Dylan Inglis and Ana Barazal Barreira will discuss three minority languages of Spain: Catalan, Basque and Galician....
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Global Wagnerism closing concert
James Atkinson (baritone), George Ireland (piano) - £12, £10 (Music Centre members), £6 (students)
Following today's Global Wagnerism Conference, recent BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artist James Atkinson performs a programme including excerpts from...
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Poetry Reading with Sharon Black
with guest poet Al McClimens
Join acclaimed poet Sharon Black for a reading from her brand new collection Things That Fruit in Darkness. With guest poet Al McClimens. Free Event
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Organ concert by Sean Maxwell (Porto)
£5, FREE to Music Centre members
The brilliant American organist and harpsichordist Sean Maxwell has been active in Austria and Portugal for more than 10 years and brings his flair for early...
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Department of Management seminar
Caught in limbo: Sustainability auditors and their experience of a regulatory shock
With Professor Martin Messner While prior literature highlights phases of liminality in auditors' careers, we investigate how auditors experience more...
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Lunchtime concert by Saša Gerželj (piano)
£5, FREE to Music Centre members
Slovenian pianist Saša Gerželj studied in Austria and Canada and is now on the keyboard staff at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Her lunchtime concert at...
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EdenTay Founders Community: Games Night
Join us for a special Innovation Week edition of the EdenTay Founders Community as we bring together students, founders and aspiring entrepreneurs from across...
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CAES CCHRI inaugural St Andrews workshop
The Centre for Ancient Environmental Studies (CAES) is excited to announce that the Climate Change and History Research Initiative (CCHRI) has moved to the...
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A day in the life of a diplomat
Lecture and workshop with distinguished alumna Helen Hwang
The University of St Andrews Business School and the Careers Service invite students from the Business School and the School of International Relations to an...
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Inaugural Lecture by Professor Marcus Plested, 1643 Chair of Divinity
Working the Earth of Time: History and Tradition in Modern Theology
A theological interrogation of the meaning of history and tradition, and their role and purpose for modern theology. This address puts forward a constructive...
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Early Modern and Reformation Seminar --- Professor Bridget Heal
Writing a Religious History of the Thirty Years War
Early Modern and Reformation Seminar --- Professor Bridget Heal -- Writing a Religious History of the Thirty Years War
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Dr Ann Clemens (Edinburgh): Neurobiology of kinship behavior
School of Psychology and Neuroscience Friday seminar series
The School of Psychology and Neuroscience seminar series presents a talk by Dr Ann Clemens titled "Neurobiology of kinship behavior", which will be...
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The origins of language with Cat Hobaiter
Festival of Languages - Pay what you can £6 or £4
A long list of human behaviours has been proposed as the reason we have language, but decades of research with other species have shown us that they have rich...
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Innovation Week Keynote -- Welcome to the Rodeo
What do you get when two founders, a farm in rural Scotland and an unexpected surplus of cucumbers collide? You get Goat Rodeo Goods. Join us for the keynote...
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Professionalising your PhD --- Arts and Humanities
Are you a PhD student in the Arts and Humanities wondering how your research can shape a career beyond academia? As part of innovation Week 2026, this special...
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Combinatorial Problem Solving with SAT: The Art of Encoding
Prof. Mateu Villaret, Universitat de Girona.
This is the second, CS-focused talk of our visiting Senior Global Fellow, Prof. Mateu Villaret, Universitat de Girona. SAT, the NP-complete problem par...
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Bianca Bonato --- Beyond the brain --- Discussion Hour
GRCDI Discussion Hour
Following her seminar Beyond the Brain: Cognition, Communication, and Social Behaviour in Plants, Bianca Bonato will lead an informal discussion exploring some...
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Film Studies Speaker Series: Dalila Missero (Lancaster)
"Visualize Women as a (Global) Collective: the International Conference Film and the Decade for Women (1975-85)"
"Visualize Women as a (Global) Collective: the International Conference Film and the Decade for Women (1975-85)" Dr Dalila Missero (Lancaster...
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Research Culture Cafe --- School of Medicine (staff)
Research Culture Cafe for staff at the School of Medicine
As part of our institutional Research Culture Action Plan 2026-2030 the School of Medicine will host a Research Culture Cafe on the 30th September from 2pm-5pm...
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Exhibition -- Ways of Undoing presents: video essays in the archive
Free
How can video essays animate an archive? This exhibition presents work created by 19 video essayists from around the world during the 'Unthinking the...
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Sterling A. Brown, storytelling and the Southern tour
Frustrated by the bureaucracy of the Federal Writers' Project, in the early 1940s, the poet Sterling A. Brown set off on a series of tours around the...
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Wartime Openings: Slave Agency and Vulnerability during the Peloponnesian War
Samuel Gartland (Leeds)
--- This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up...
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The psychology of peaceful and violent political action:
Moral versus instrumental paths to collective mobilisation - CSTPV Seminar Series with Nils Mallock
Conventional wisdom, prominent theories of human behaviour, and standard approaches to policymaking often assume that individuals engage or disengage from...
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Using ATR-X syndrome causing mutations to understand ATRX protein function
Research seminar as part of the School of Biology's Biomolecular Sciences (BMS) External Seminar series by Dr Rebekah Tillotson, Institute of Genetics and...
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Andrew Barron: Why the honey bee is smarter than ChatGPT
GRCDI Seminar
How smart is the honey bee really? This lecture considers how we might assess and compare intelligence in radically different forms of natural and artificial...
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Civil-Military Relations in a Politicized Post-Heroic Society
CGLG Seminar with Guest Speaker Wolfgang Wagner
Sub-title: The European Public and the Transformation of the Armed Forces from Interventionism back to Territorial Defense The position and role of the military...
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Rural Labour in Classical Attica: Evidence from the ARTEMIS Survey
Maeve McHugh (Birmingham)
--- This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up...
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St Andrews Institute of Mediaeval Studies Seminar --- Professor John Hudson
Legal development in medieval Europe: a view from the late twelfth century
St Andrews Institute of Mediaeval Studies Seminar --- Professor John Hudson -- Legal development in medieval Europe: a view from the late twelfth...
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Act Local, Think Global: What Does It Mean for Sustainability Today?
This colloquium brings together colleagues from across the University of St Andrews and beyond to explore the enduring mantra 'act local, think...
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Department of Economics Brown Bag with Cristina Checherita-Westphal, ECB
Determinants of euro area bond spreads: Investigating Non-Linearities in the Pricing of Sovereign Risk
Abstract: This paper provides renewed evidence on the drivers of 10-year government bond yield spreads across euro area countries after the sovereign debt...
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Department of Economics Brown Bag with Professor George Evans, University of St Andrews
Adaptive Learning and Cognitive Discounting: Depressions, Bottleneck Inflation, and Policy
Abstract: Nonlinear New Keynesian models can have multiple rational expectations steady states, and it is possible for there to be more than one steady state...
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Department of Finance Seminar with Dr Dennis Hutschenreiter, Halle Institute for Economic Research
From Shares to Machines: How Common Ownership Drives Automation
Abstract: This paper studies whether common ownership affects the direction of technological change. We develop a task-based model in which commonly owned firms...
