Grammy Predictions From Some Random Girl Who Listens To Music Sometimes
Carrie shares her predictions and thoughts on the nominations of the upcoming 66th Annual Grammy Awards.
Month: November 2023
Close Quarters: How Student Creatives Have Overcome the Lack of Venue Space in St Andrews
Natasha reflects on the use of alternative venue spaces in St Andrews by student theatre and music groups.
Festive Deadline Distractions – Christmas Events Before the End of the Semester
Sarah rounds up events full of holiday cheer in St Andrews.
Christmas All Year Round?: Questioning the St Andrews Christmas Shop
Leo explores polarized views on St Andrews’ year-round Christmas Shop.
Welly Ball 2023 – Reviewed
Events Section Editor Nicole Entin reviews this year’s Welly Ball, one of the hottest tickets on the St Andrews social calendar.
Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair in Macbeth: Wonderfully-Directed Witches and Beautiful Costumes Can’t Make Up for Dry Speeches
Callisto reviews the second production of Macbeth to take the stage of the Buchanan Lecture Theatre.
Khy by Kylie: Yet Another Kar-Jenner Business?
Bronwyn reflects on Kylie Jenner’s new fashion line, Khy.
The Dome of the Rock’s Importance to Umayyad Cultural Policy
Michael describes how the Dome of the Rock’s construction and architecture reflect the cultural syncretism policy of the Umayyad empire.
‘Adulting’ while still at school? The struggle of a confused responsibility
Sarah contemplates the universal difficulty of trying to be an adult as a student, despite feeling very much still like a child.
What is it with Taylor Swift and St Andrews?
With the days growing shorter, and All Too Well getting longer, the Union’s recent Taylor Swift Bop provides more evidence of an on-going Taylor epidemic in this town. Christy Forshaw asks, ‘What is it about Taylor Swift that has this university enchanted?’