St Andrews’ boutique pub: The Golf Inn
Olivia gives an insight into the new Golf Inn and discusses her experience and the pub’s plans for the future
News Editor
The Kenly Wind Farm
Megan reports on the expiring permit for the Kenly Wind Farm, a project which could make our University completely self-sustainable, and urges her readers to sign a petition to help extend the permit in light of the climate catastrophe
Science News: Mapping the Universe to Study Dark Energy
James McCrum’s reports on ground breaking research being conducted in St. Andrews in the School of Physics and Astronomy.
Albums to listen to this month
Whether you are in need of some new relaxation songs, pre-playlist material, an album for traveling, a tune to make you want to boogie or are in the mood for trying a new genre, these new releases are sure to fix your music problem!
Turf Cutting for the New Madras School
Olivia reports on the September 30th turf cutting for the new Madras College and shares her insights on the benefits that this project will bring about.
EXTINCTION REBELLION ST ANDREWS DIE-IN
Léa reports on the recent Extinction Rebellion die-in in Church Square and calls for climate action from the University
The Only Direction They’re Going is Up
Anna gives an insight into what $aintpass means for the St Andrews community, and what they are trying to accomplish in the very near future.
The Laundry List
Lily sheds light on the little discussed issue of university laundry service providers, and discusses how students are taking action to protect their time and funds against these monopolies.
Democracy, Voting, and Representation in the Past and Present
Anna discusses Our Democracy’s October 7th event which will explore the foundations of ancient Greek democracy and how those foundations shape the democracies we live in today.
A Day at the Dunhill
Lily Geils reports on the The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship and its participants.