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We’re All Mad Here – A Review of Afternoon Tea at the Old Course Hotel
Kiana Bowden I’m a firm believer in the fact that there’s always time for tea, and there’s always room for cake. So, when I heard that afternoon tea was available at the Old Course Hotel, in true white rabbit form I high-tailed it over the 18th hole with a dear friend of mine to try […]
STAR at Starfields 2017
Euan Elder I think that the majority of St. Andrews students can agree that nights out tend to be spent looking classy at balls, or enjoying a ‘pablo’ at the union. However, St. Andrews Charity Fashion Show’s annual Starfields event breaks free from this repetition, and provides an experience like no other. The event took […]
Graduation and Summer Ball 2017 Review
Euan Elder Last Saturday marked a night full of celebration, beer and cheer. This year, the annual Graduation and Summer Ball took place on June the 24th, providing many graduates with the last chance to ‘let their hair down’ and party in St. Andrews. The programme for the night outlined many musical acts which included […]
May Ball: Music Review
Henry Smith and Bertie Lumsden Between drunk driving bumper cars, eating champagne ice pops, and ordering drinks at any of the three extensive bars, attendees could sip to Cool Jazz, boogie on the main dance floor, or go to the VIP area. Upon entering, guests were greeted by a glass of champagne and a Jazz […]
Review: Bacchanalia
Hugh M Casey Ζωή Σοφία Εὐτυχία Melodies and people dancing beneath brightly strung lights, smiling, warm. Φαντασία. Simplicity untouched within Younger Hall. The inaugural event of Bacchanalia was smooth and carefree. Between 9 pm and 2 am there was no silence. Quickly inside the door was quiet chat, laughter at the human statues guiding you […]
Music Review: DONT WALK 2017
Marina Carnwath DONT WALK is simply an extremely professional enterprise. The night, in its entirety, seemed meticulously orchestrated and executed, with the arrival, show, and after party flowing into one another with minimal disruption. The abundance of such high profile fashion shows this term always strikes one as a little bizarre for a student town, […]
Preview: Bacchanalia
Hugh M Casey This Friday, Younger Hall will play host for “Bacchanalia.” This is the first time the event will be held. I met with Helen Sanderson, one of the event organisers, to find out what the chat was. I have been promised all manner of things. Certainly, the formalities that are expected of Younger […]