The University of St Andrews is well known for its research and teaching in Sustainable Development, but it’s not just the students that are benefitting from the University’s commitment to sustainability. As one of the…
The Museum of the University of St Andrews, more commonly referred to as “MUSA”, recently received a visit from the Green Tourism Award assessors. We’ve been waiting with baited breath since July to hear the result,…
It seems like only yesterday we were welcoming our interns into the office, but now their internships are complete and they are free to enjoy the last few weeks of summer! All three of our summer interns did a…
Every year, Butterfly Conservation carry out a nationwide survey – the “Big Butterfly Count” – of British butterfly species to monitor the populations of different species and assess the health of the environment. Of…
Temporary Park and Cycle – Guardbridge to St Andrews, Saturday 2nd August to 18th August 2014 Finance staff piloting the new Park & Cycle scheme Staff will be aware of the travel delays that will be caused by imminent…
Continuing our “Meet the Interns” series, this week we’d like to introduce you to Daihachi Yagi! Name: Daihachi Yagi Where are you from?: New York, USA Internship Title: Web Design Discovery Intern Degree and year of…
This summer, 24 students from the South China University of Technology are visiting St Andrews to take part in a three-week long course on “Creativity in Engineering”, which has a stong focus on renewables and…
This summer the Environment Team has been a hub of activity as we welcomed three student interns to the team to work on various projects. We’d like to introduce them one by one so you can find out more about them, the…
This week we welcome a new addition to the Environment Team as Lynsey Smith begins her year as Sustainability Officer. Lynsey has recently graduated from the School of Biology at the University of St Andrews, and has a…
It’s that time of year again when a I’ll be handing over the role to a new Sustainability Officer. The nature of the 1 year graduate role means I’ll be moving on to greener pastures… I’ve hugely enjoyed my time spend…