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War, destruction and reform: the early years of Mary, Queen of Scots
Mary, Queen of Scots: icon, martyr, national obsession. You know her story, but what does she hide? In December 1542, Mary became Queen at six days old. For the...
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Call for papers: St Andrews Postgraduate Symposium of Art and Culture
Revisiting the narrative
This year's symposium, organised by the School of Art History, convenes around the theme of 'Revisiting the Canon'. The canon refers to works...
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Department of Management Organisation, work, leadership and society event
Recognition Lost: How AI-Generated Summaries Discourage Review Writing
Many platforms deploy AI to offer readers qualitative summaries of online reviews. By synthesizing different consumer perspectives into a brief synopsis,...
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Being Seen Listening: Photography, Pan-Africanism, and the Public Sphere
Lunch and Lecture with Professor Antawan Byrd
Photographs documenting sixties-era struggles for decolonization and civil rights across Africa and the African diaspora reveal how individuals and communities...
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Bonn-St Andrews Joint Multidisciplinary Symposium on Infection and Antimicrobial Resistance
Infection and Global Health at the University of St Andrews and Universitätsklinikum Bonn's Department of Orthopaedics
To celebrate the ongoing fruitful collaboration between the Universities of Bonn and St Andrews, the University's division of Infection and Global Health...
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Department of Management seminar
'Lessons form and from the Academy' -- building on 'Designing your career in the marketing academy'
This is an interactive informal session built around questions and answers, using Prof Cotte's extensive knowledge in running careers programmes. Not just...
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Teaching with AI Responsibly: Ethics, Engagement, and EMI Contexts
CILTER webinar series Title: Teaching with AI Responsibly: Ethics, Engagement, and EMI Contexts Speaker: Dr. Naghmeh Babaee, Full-Time English and Liberal...
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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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Making Waves Lecture Series: Professor Rhiannon Purdie
The Big Bang Theory of Medieval Scots Literature
As part of the Making Waves Lecture Series, the Development team is hosting the next event with Professor Rhiannon Purdie from the School of English. Rhiannon...
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Use Microsoft Lists to manage processes
Cuppa Teams: a fortnightly drop-in to raise awareness of digital tools
Managing information across teams can be difficult when processes rely on spreadsheets, emails or informal tracking. It can be hard to maintain consistency,...
