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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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Compline
A service of night prayer, led by members of the Chaplaincy team, with music, spoken prayers and silence in the beautiful surroundings of St Leonard's...
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Jeeves Lecture
Jeeves Lecture to celebrate Professor Malcolm Jeeves' 100th Birthday
In celebration of Professor Jeeves' 100th Birthday, the School of Psychology and Neuroscience is proud to host the 2014 Nobel Laureate (Physiology or...
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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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Quiet Opening
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum for a Quiet Opening. Free from the hustle and bustle of a general visit, with adjusted operations, our Quiet Openings are designed...
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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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Compline
A service of night prayer, led by members of the Chaplaincy team, with music, spoken prayers and silence in the beautiful surroundings of St Leonard's...
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Bell Pettigrew Sessions
April session
Experience the best of St Andrews' vibrant music scene at the Bell Pettigrew Sessions, hosted in partnership with STAR: St Andrews Radio. Set in the...
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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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The state of the world
British International Studies Association and British Foreign Policy Group Event
Join us for the second in-person British International Studies Association (BISA) and British Foreign Policy Group (BFPG) Undergraduate Network event. With so...
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Limited access
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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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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Peter Gow Memorial Lecture 2026
"'Nothing is simple'. An ethnographic theory and its history" Prof Marcio Goldman (Museu Nacional, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)...
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Attmospheric Attachments
Annual Anthropology, Art and Perception MRES Exhibition
Join Anthropology, Art and Perception MRES students for their annual exhibition, a culmination of their studies on this unique course, which draws on the...
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'The Wars to Come'
Public Roundtable
A new geopolitics is challenging global order. Revisionist powers, spheres of influence, and an increasing willingness to deploy violence are making war more...
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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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Khartoum Film Screening
Speakers - Dr Rania Obead and Dr Wassim Naboulsi
Screening of the film 'Khartoum' followed by a question and answer session (Q&A). Film Screening details: Khartoum (2025 Drama 1 h 20 min) By...
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First thoughts on pastoral names
Gail Trimble (Oxford)
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 to our...
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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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Queer Tales: Women's Lives Reenacted
Part of the Series: Reenacting Women's Lives - Pay What You Can £6.00 / £4.00
Public showcase of the workshop outputs, comprising collages, self-portraits, excerpts, and sketches; part of the SoML 2025-2026 Byre World programme. (PLEASE...
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Family financial socialisation in the digital age
Interdisciplinary Seminar Series
The Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies is delighted to announce the sixth seminar in the Interdisciplinary Seminar Series, titled 'Family...
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Why Sudan matters in today's world war
Speakers: Professor Alex de Waal, Dr Khuloud Alsaba and Dr Wassim Naboulsi
This event, co-hosted by the Institute of Middle East, Central Asia and Caucasus Studies (MECACS) and the British Society for Middle Eastern Studies (BRISMES),...
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Writing art history for popular audiences
Panel discussion
Join a panel of experts for a discussion about writing art history, and history, broadly understood, for popular audiences. The panel includes: Koenraad...
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Lunchtime concert: Scholarship showcase 2
£5 (FREE to Music Centre members)
The final lunchtime concert, which traditionally ends the academic year, profiles the achievements of the Music Centre's scholarship holders. These...
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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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Limited access
Panel: Roadmaps to EDI and Peacebuilding
Part of the Series: Reenacting Women's Lives
Opening keynote by H.E. Laura Sarabia, Colombian Ambassador to the UK, followed by an insightful conversation on the role of women's leadership in...
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Catullus, Ennius and the end of Rome
Jesse Hill (Edinburgh)
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 to our...
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Intense Episodes --- Workshop Call for Papers
About the Workshop Organised by Yichi Zhang, Evgeniya Pakhomova, and Nathan McAllister, and funded by the Ladislav Holy Trust, this workshop seeks to explore...
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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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Creating and delivering conference presentations
CSTPV webinar: Professor Garth Davies, Sarah Marsden, Chloe Squires
Based on entirely too many years of both delivering and watching conference presentations, the purpose of this session is to share ideas about how to craft...
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Limited access
Fold and sip: springtime origami and Japanese tea
Organised by the School of Art History's EDI Committee, with support from @79 Makerspace funding, this social event promotes diversity, inclusion and...
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Middle East and Iranian Seminar --- Professor Timothy Greenwood
Water Rights (and Wrongs) in Medieval Armenia
Middle East and Iranian Seminar --- Professor Timothy Greenwood -- Water Rights (and Wrongs) in Medieval Armenia
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Afghanistan under the Taliban five years on: an assessment
Dr Davood Moradian, Director, Afghan Institute for Strategic Studies (AISS)
Afghanistan, widely regarded as the "graveyard of empires", has now been characterised as a "graveyard of human rights", a "hell...
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Art History Research Lecture --- Dr Talia Kwartler
Suzanne Duchamp, Hannah Höch, and the Politics of Dada Collage
Join us for Dr Talia Kwartler's Research Lecture on 'Suzanne Duchamp, Hannah Höch, and the Politics of Dada Collage' and a reception...
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Making Waves Lecture Series: Professor Peter Wahl
Laying the foundations of future technologies, one atom at a time
Venue: Royal Over-Seas League, 6 Park Place, St James's, London, SW1A 1LR As part of the Making Waves Lecture Series, the Development team invites you to...
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University of St Andrews Music Society: 150th Anniversary Festival
Celebrating 150 years of music!
Music Society is celebrating their landmark 150th Anniversary with a four day festival (16th -- 19th April), packed full of exciting events. Whether...
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The only way is ethics: next gen networks unite
CSTPV working with Next Generation Network
The University of Southampton's Centre for Criminology in the Digital Age has convened this event dedicated to supporting the next generation of...
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Creative writing workshop with Dr Cristina Rivera Garza
Cristina Rivera Garza is one of the best-known Latin American authors today. She has published more than 20 works in a wide variety of genres, from poetry,...
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University of St Andrews Music Society: 150th Anniversary Festival
Celebrating 150 years of music!
The Music Society is celebrating their landmark 150th Anniversary with a four day festival, from Thursday 16 to Sunday 19 April, packed full of exciting events....
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English Visiting Speaker Seminar: Professor Laurence Talairach
School of English Senior Global Fellow, University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès
Margaret Scott Gatty (1809---1873): Science Populariser or Algologist? Professor Laurence Talairach is Professor of Victorian Literature and Culture at the...
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Celebrity concert by the Fitzwilliam String Quartet
£20, £16 or £6
Ensemble in Residence at the Laidlaw Music Centre, the Fitzwilliam String Quartet return for their traditional concert at the opening of the Strings in Spring...
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Crossbones: ethnography and gender in the graveyard of the outcast dead
A short film by Kathryn Herschell
There is an unconsecrated graveyard in central London. It was in use from the mid 1700s to the mid 1800s and is best known as the burial place of the sex...
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The Weathering: Artem Chapeye in conversation with Sarah Gear
Glopost is excited to host a conversation between Ukrainian author, journalist and soldier Artem Chapeye and Dr Sarah Gear about The Weathering (2026,...
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English Visiting Speaker Seminar: Professor Jennifer Putzi, William and Mary, USA
The 1872 Diary of Mary Virginia Montgomery
This lecture will introduce the audience to the diary of Mary Virginia Montgomery (1850-1920), a twenty-two-year-old African American woman whose family was...
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Department of Economics Brown Bag with Dr Ziran (Josh) Ding
To be announced.
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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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Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Computational Algebra (CIRCA) seminar
Adam Barwell will present Through Misfortune or Carelessness: Reassuring Reliability Through Repetition Abstract: Computers that communicate with each other are...
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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 Michela Verardo, LSE
To be announced.
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School of Computer Science Seminar with Professor Jeremy Bradbury
Democratizing AI in Software Development: From Few-Shot Testing to Trustworthy Benchmarks and Accessible AI Tools
Professor Jeremy Bradbury from Ontario Tech will be visiting the School of Computer Science and will present Democratizing AI in Software Development: From...
