Jo Boon, the spokesperson for the Yes campaign of the NUS referendum, and Ali West, the deputy spokesperson, have resigned from the campaign due to concerns that questions surrounding the referendum could not be addressed in a fair manner. In a letter to the Elections Committee, Ms Boon and Ms West stated that the electronic […]

A night in the life of two dysfunctional girls: 7PM: My flatmate messages me and asks if I want to have a chill wine and movie night. I think this sounds fabulous, as I haven’t slept much the last few nights. It’s like Netflix and Chill, but with my best friend. This means she’ll sit […]

My floor is covered in a layer of dirt, sand, and foam. Empty Empire pizza boxes scatter the room. A concerning amount of alcohol bottles lay in my kitchen, and there’s a half eaten bagel in the center of the living room floor. I barely have the strength to roll out of my bed and […]

This past week St Andrews celebrated Green Week with various events and activities throughout town. The week had over 33 events total, of which 30 were free. The events ranged from film screenings to drinks to Cycletricity. Green Week was put on the the E and E (environment and ethics) team, Transition, and the Estates […]

Last November I staggered to my flat, half-devoured Dominos in hand, hair askew, and a rainbow moustache stealthily drawn onto my face. What greeted me was quite a shock. It was eerily quiet when I walked up the stairs to my flat… too quiet. The door hung wide open displaying our American flag, numerous red […]

I woke up in my best guy friend’s bed wearing his t-shirt. Cheeky, I thought, as I could not perfectly recollect the night. Had our relationship taken a turn for the positive? He quickly reassured me that our friendship was intact, and he had let me borrow his clothes because I face planted into my […]