Journey to the West
Anita Lai (MLitt 2016) describes her journey via the US and St Andrews to becoming a successful entrepreneur and making the top three of the British Council Study UK Alumni Social Action Awards in 2021.
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We were sad to hear that Elspeth Campbell (neé Macfarlane) MA 1941 had died last year at the age of 102. We were, therefore, extremely…
Date Thursday September 1, 2022
Category Alumni stories
Katie Abraham (BSc 2022) is the fifth generation of her family to graduate from the University of St Andrews. She describes how her love…
Date Friday August 26, 2022
Category Alumni stories
Rosie Cromwell – a third year undergraduate studying Philosophy and Social Anthropology – describes why she chose to apply to St Andrews,…
Date Wednesday July 27, 2022
Category Blog
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Charlie and the Marathon: running to raise funds
Charlotte Rogers (MA 2022) describes how the International Excellence Scholarship made it possible for her to study at St Andrews, and why she ran the Edinburgh Marathon in May this year as a way of helping somebody…
Anatomy, physiology and Pink Floyd: memories of the Class of 1972
Memories It was October 1966 when we first matriculated – forty of us for the MB ChB course in St Andrews and another forty in Queen’s College in Dundee. We had parallel courses throughout our first year, (Physics,…
The D.C. Alumni Club: staying connected to St Andrews
Ian Doty (BA 2021), Erik Neff (MA 2007) and Katie Weinsheimer (BA 2021) were invited to attend National Tartan Day festivities in Washington D.C. as St Andrews alumni in April this year. Here, as well as describing…