In the leading article, Editor-in-Chief Angus Neale contends that we should welcome the reintroduction of in person teaching, reflecting on the necessity for immediacy and humanity in the experience of University learning.
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Black Lives Matter: A Joint Statement On May 25, 2020, a man named George Floyd was murdered on the street
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You should assume that any future editorial found in The Saint represents no opinion other than my own – please castigate me as such.
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As the coronavirus continues to make headlines and spread, remember to take care of yourself, be kind to others, and seek out the facts carefully. There is no need for unnecessary fear in this time of public panic so long as we educate ourselves and stay on top of our health.
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Student safety has never seemed to be a pressing concern for St Andrews students, but now that it is, more must be done in terms of transparency and an active change in protocol, including but not limited to a greater publicity of the University Security and Response Team, a greater patrolling of the St Andrews streets at night where these incidents have occurred, and action taken against the culprits of these attacks.
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The decision to maintain a 0 per cent increase on the number of HMOs in this town for the next three years is a significant disappointment, second only to how councillors have characterised the report into “locked rooms” led by the Students’ Association.
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We can always do better; all you have to do is make a suggestion.
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As deadlines mount up, it is tempting for some students to coop themselves up in their rooms and focus on
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“I respect anyone who is willing to break the St Andrews event culture”. Those were the words of The Saint’s
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With the Dunhill wrapped up and deadlines approaching thick and fast, our second issue falls at a time when the
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