The Significance of our New Rector: Leyla Hussein
Ella reports on the results of the 2020 University of St Andrews Rectorial Election and the racial and cultural significance of our first black female Rector.
Ella Crowsley
Old but not Obsolete: A Case for the Manual Typewriter Part Two
Ethan continues his case for the manual typewriter and urges readers to invest in perhaps a more unmitigated way of writing.
The St Andrews BAME Students’ Network
Shree reports on the goals and initiatives of the Students’ Association’s newest subcommittee: The BAME Students’ Network
Old but not Obsolete: A Case for the Manual Typewriter Part 1
Ethan makes a compelling case for the manual typewriter, and old but not obsolete machine championed by renowned actor and author Tom Hanks
Dalit Lives Matter: A case of violence and oppression
Kashika reports on the growing movement–Dalit Lives Matter–and the systematic injustices and sexual violence which afflict women in India
Cat Calls Aren’t Compliments
Megan comments on the frequency with which women in St Andrews endure inappropriate comments from men, who are often much older than themselves.
What is B&Together?
Anna reports on Band Together, the new St Andrews charitable organization which aims to de-stigmatize mental health issues at a national level.
Healing Cycle
Madeline Pennino reflects on finding hope in tumultuous times.
No Simp September
Kashika comments on trends of toxic masculinity arising from the viral app TikTok
E-Waste: The New Worrying but Easily Solvable Pollution
Assia discusses the mounting danger which E-waste poses to the climate and ways in which we can contribute to E-waste management solutions and initiatives