Is Kate Raworth’s “Doughnut Economics” a good starting point to responding to COVID-19?
In April 2020, The Netherlands declared that Kate Raworth’s “Doughnut Model” would be used as a starting point for public
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The UK Needs the International Baccalaureate
To a foreign onlooker, the recent results fiasco that has enveloped both the Westminster and Scottish Governments in a miasma
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Students shouldn’t suffer for UCU strike
Issue 234 of The Saint, our last of the semester, covers the UCU strikes next week as its front-page story, and with just days before the strike action begins in St Andrews, it’s likely the story with which students and staff are most concerned.
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Lovely Weather to Die In
Last week, whilst brazenly wandering the streets of London, I developed a shamefully amusing sunburn on my neck and face,
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Difficulties of travel in the EU with non-Euro currency
For many in Britain, it has always been a point of pride that the British Pound functions as an independent
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University staff join collaborative housing research project
Last week, the School of Geography and Sustainable Development announced that senior members of its staff have joined a major
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Devil’s Advocate: Should Britain leave the European Union?
YES Tom Bitirim One of the most contradictory policy positions in British politics, one that has always baffled me, is
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How Russian sporting culture distinctly differs from the UK
Study abroad student Andrew Williams examines the differences in sporting culture in Russia compares to that in the UK.
Read moreScottish graduates perform better than the rest of the UK
The results of a survey carried out by the Higher Education Statistics agency indicate that Scottish graduates are out-performing their counterparts in the rest of the UK when it comes to graduate employment.
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SNP win in North East Fife
Stephen Gethins will be the new MP for North East Fife.
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