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7th December 2024

The Nexus Between Transnational Organized Crime and Terrorism in the Horn of Africa

An analysis of challenges and opportunities for regional security responses

The Saint • 4th April 2024

Fife Women's Aid Recieves Support for International Women's Day

University staff took part in a sea dip to mark International Women's Day and raise money for Fife Women’s Aid. Donations totalled almost £800.

The Saint • 7th March 2024

Council Pledges Funds for Dutch Village

Fife Council has pledged a quarter of a million pounds to the restoration of the once picturesque Dutch Village in Craigtoun Country Park.

The Saint • 22nd February 2024

Students and Community Members March for Palestine

On Wednesday 7 February, around 200 students and members of the community peacefully marched around St Andrews to demonstrate “visible support for Palestine.”

Queen's Relectric • 17th February 2024

Students Ignite the EV Industry

Young innovators across the country are working passionately behind the scenes to address legitimate concerns about the limitations of current EV technology and infrastructure – to protect the planet, and their future.

The Saint • 8th February 2024

Applications Open for University Community Fund

The University of St Andrews opened applications for the first round of its 2024 Community Fund, which financially supports grassroots projects and charities in Fife.

Visualising Peace Project • 11th January 2024

Civil Resistance and Peacebuilding

Visualising Peace student researcher makes the case for civil resistance as a valid means of peacebuilding, while exploring the conditions under which civil resistance is successful and civil resistance's symbiotic relationship with other traditional and non-traditional peacebuilding methods.

The Journal of Wild Culture • 29th October 2023

Turning Eco-Anxiety on Its Head

When desperation collides with the hopeless feeling that adequate climate policy is light years away, people give up, burn out, or find solace in denial or willful ignorance

6th October 2023

Edinburgh Refugees, LGBTQ+ Activists, and Students Protest Home Secretary’s “Border Hardening” Rhetoric

Protesters suggested that Braverman’s recent speech is an attempt to deflect attention away from the mistakes the Tory government has made which have led to the cost of living crisis.

The Bradenton Times • 8th October 2023

EarthTalk: How Are Heat Waves Affecting Wildlife?

Dear EarthTalk: How are recent heat waves around the world affecting wildlife?

The Good Men Project • 16th September 2023

EarthTalk: Spam Email Takes Toll on Environment

Dear EarthTalk: Is it true that spam email takes a huge toll on the environment?

Adventure Sports Journal • 2nd August 2023

EarthTalk: Electrician Shortage Hampering Transition To Renewables

Dear EarthTalk: How is America’s outdated power grid inhibiting efforts to fight climate change?

New York University • 29th June 2023

“Apocalyptic” Wildfire Smoke May Be a Necessary Climate Wakeup Call

Smoke from the Canadian wildfires could be a wakeup call for many people experiencing climate change impacts for the first time, said Global Climate and Health Alliance Vice Chair on Saturday.

New York University • 9th July 2023

An Underfunded SOPFEU Lacks the Response Capacity to Battle Québec’s Forest Fires

Québec does not have the unaided capacity to address the majority of the forest fires burning in the province, said Premier Legault, Monday, raising concerns about underfunding and selective prioritization of areas.