Recycling at the University helps reduce waste and even generates income. Here’s how you can do your part: Dry Mixed Recycling (DMR) – Keep It Clean! Our blue DMR bins are for small cardboard, cans, tins, cartons, and…
As a student, the main library café was my oasis away from the third-floor desktops, providing me with essential social interaction and an opportunity to refuel. The university cafés are hubs that represent the nexus…
On Friday the 31st of January, eco-conscious students from a variety of sporting backgrounds gathered to attend St Andrews’ first Green Sports Focus Group – a free workshop aiming to create a space for those who play…
From embedding sustainability approaches into our thinking, leadership boards, training and awards, to diversifying our investment funds away from fossil fuels, we have made great strides toward our sustainability…
By Jennifer Graley – 4th year As an endeavour of global justice, Fairtrade is fundamentally a system of networked equity that rests upon the pillar of localised action. Embodied through a framework of supply chain…
By Jennifer Graley – 4th year Fabric is intrinsically woven with a thread of deep colonial complexity. These fabrications assemble to form the clothes of the everyday; universally seen as fashions of identity, status,…
Nala is the Hindi word for “small stream,” a body of water formed by contours in the land.They flow from mountains, across industrial properties, and into cities in India. Whenfunctioning correctly, they have the…
Hello everyone! I want to introduce myself as the new sustainability coordinator for the 2024/25 school year. My name is Eliza and I’ve just graduated with a degree in international relations and sustainable…