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Hanaq Pachap: Baroque Music from South America
St Salvator's Chapel Choir and El Parnaso Hyspano - £15, £10 (Music Centre members), £5 (students)
This unique collaboration between St Salvator's Chapel Choir and members of El Parnaso Hyspano includes music from European settlers such as Juan de...
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Holocaust Memorial Day Vigil
To mark the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau the University's Interfaith Steering Group will hold a vigil with poetry, music and speeches,...
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Songs of Stolen Children: Daughters of Donbas
An afternoon of music, discussion and conversations from Ukraine
Daughters of Donbas, led by the Ukrainian human rights activist, Marichka, will be performing in St Andrews as part of the group's Songs of Stolen...
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Institute for Scottish Historical Research Seminar -- Professor Wendy Ugolini (Edinburgh)
English Welsh dualities in the Second World War
Institute for Scottish Historical Research Seminar -- Professor Wendy Ugolini (University of Edinburgh) -- English Welsh dualities in the Second World...
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Reinventing Conflict Analysis?
Inside the First AI-Powered Knowledge Graph of Syrian Political Violence - Guest Speaker Dr. Talip alKhayer
Expert in Political Science and Conflict Studies, Talip Al-Khayer, brings cutting-edge insights to the field through his research on violent extremist rhetoric....
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We bear witness to unspeakable horrors
Historical violence, contemporary terrorism and collective trauma in Central Asia: Dr Noah Tucker
Beginning in 2012, thousands of Central Asians joined what they believed was a jihad in Syria and Iraq despite having no historical, cultural or linguistic ties...
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Institute of Intellectual History Michael Frazer -- University of Glasgow
Max Weber's Defence of Scholarly Activism
All welcome
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Did the Nabataeans treat their dead like dung?
Lucy Wadeson (St Andrews)
"Did the Nabataeans treat their dead like dung? Unravelling mysteries in the 'royal' necropolis at Petra" --- This is a School of...
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From Weimar Slapstick to Epic Westerns: Celebrating and Studying Silent Film
Book launch with Dr Paul Flaig and Dr Paddy Adamson, Department of Film Studies
Join Dr Paddy Adamson and Dr Paul Flaig from the University's department of Film Studies to explore both iconic and lesser-known films and figures from...
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Cultural evolution creates language-like structure: from humans to humpback whales and beyond
GRCDI Visiting Speaker Seminar
Abstract All known languages are made up of statistically coherent sequences -- words -- whose frequency distribution follows a power law known as a...
