Anyone at the Union at the start of the semester knows that it was extremely packed, thanks, in large part, to the closing acts of Refreshers and start of Rag Week: Mr Narstie, Chuck Inglish, and St. Michael. Chuck Inglish and St. Michael traveled from the US to grace the stage of Club 601 and […]
by Cassie Naimie Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. perceived as Tick. Tick. Tick. Tick. encouraging, progressing, and pushing forward? Or halting, jarring, freezing the journey? It contains us. What we have created puts us in a box. It makes the infinite finite. Moments are created. How long do they last? As creators of time, we can […]
By Flora Rowe While revision may be bogging you down and the few hours of daylight draining your energy, the best thing about December exams is that the Christmas playlists can be brought out. Whether it’s an old school classic, love song or new number, these Christmas tunes should be able to bring a spring […]
The other day I was working on a paper in Starbucks and feeling incredibly festive. They were playing my favorite Christmas tunes and decorating the store for the upcoming holiday. My spirits could not have been any higher… until a Scrooge marched in and mumbled to their friend that it was much to early to […]
by Flora Rowe The university is approaching its 602nd Birthday and boy are we excited. To get you all in the mood to celebrate, we’ve compiled a list of ‘pre-party jams’ to start the night out right. DISCLAIMER: Remixes may be featured. Don’t miss out, grab your ticket HERE! Peanut Butter Jelly, By Galantis Start […]
Mom: “Invite that cute guy to dinner with us.” Mom: “Did you do it? Hellllloooooo?” Me: “Not yet.” Mom: “Never mind. I asked.” Me: “What? How” Mom: “Just messaged him on the Facebook!” NOOO. My parents are coming to visit next week. For most people this would be quite exciting news. It has been a […]
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 […]
by Cassie Naimie (Based on real life experiences) -ALWAYS HAVE A BUDDY: you may not know how important this is until you are stranded. Maybe you’ll run to the Glasgow Central train station post-concert only to discover that your train is actually leaving from Glasgow Queen St. Station. Then you and your friend will have […]
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 […]
On the Rocks’ newest event is going to be Grimm, Brothers! For their biggest event of the semester, On the Rocks will be taking over the St Andrews Castle for an immersive murder mystery where they’ll be bringing the most famous Grimm Brothers tales to life. During “Mörder” audiences will be led throughout the castle, […]