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A community of students, staff and other friends of the School of Divinity at St Andrews. We arrange social events, fundraise for a range of charities and also provide opportunities for ecumenical Christian worship.

The Fine Food & Dining Society is for people who love cooking, eating, talking or thinking about food with other like-minded people. Our mission is to show students that you need not spend four years living off frozen pizza and tinned beans. Being in St Andrews means we are surrounded by farms, fresh seafood and an extraordinarily high number of local food shops per square foot. We want to show you how to take advantage of all this deliciousness. Founded in 2009 by two hungry St Andrews students surprised by the lack of a student culinary society, we quickly became one of the largest and most popular societies at the university. We are the largest University society, one of the most active (running around 4 events a month) and consistently union-acclaimed: we have won the award for Best Society twice in three years. We pride ourselves on providing top-notch services and events for the St Andrews food-enthusiast, regularly gracing the pages of student and local media with our scrumptious experiences. We have also burst the bubble with past coverage in national media such as the Guardian and the BBC. Cooking Classes We seek to teach members about food and cookery by running weekly cooking classes taught by the student-run committee or by local chefs. Ever wondered how to fillet a fish? Spin sugar? To properly bake bread? Create gourmet Christmas gift? How to break down a pigeon? We can show you how! They’ve sold out every week since they began in 2009, and are open only to members so we can keep them small and hands-on. And fret not, we make a point of catering to all levels of experience! Dining Events We believe that eating out is just an important part of living and that it should be affordable to do so. We organise dining events which are offered at student-friendly rates - and are further subsidised for our members - so we can take advantage of the hugely talented and diverse array of local chefs in Fife. Past events have included a dinner with chocolate in every course, a traditional Burns dinner and, most recently, a 4-course feast of venison which cost just £10 for members! Other Events We also organise smaller-scale and less formal events a few times per semester. This range in nature and scale. Every year, for example, we go to the BBC Good Food Show in October to stalk celebrity chefs and load up on discounted cookware and food. In April of 2013 we went on a field trip to the first Whole Foods which opened in Glasgow. The trip included a behind-the-scenes tour of the store as well as a delicious, fresh lunch. We’ve also done a slew of local forages and hosted our first cocktail class this past spring! So put down your cup-o-noodles and come eat with us instead.

We aim to provide high quality and entirely homemade cupcakes at affordable prices to residents of St. Andrews! All cupcakes are made from scratch no more than 24 hours prior to delivery time, so you can rest assured the product you're receiving has that freshly-baked taste and quality. Colors (either one solid, or two swirled together) are no additional cost, if you have any questions on possible combinations just let us know and we'll try our best to accomodate! If you have any food allergies please let us know or ask about ingredients...be aware that some cupcakes may contain nuts or traces of nuts. 4 pack: £4 6 pack: £5 12 pack: £10 Feel free to mix and match flavors as you'd like! Specials to be announced weekly so be sure to like our page to stay up to date on the latest flavors and combinations. Cupcakes: Vanilla (with chocolate or vanilla or peppermint frosting) Chocolate (with chocolate or vanilla or peppermint frosting Red Velvet (with cream cheese frosting) Carrot (with cream cheese frosting) Orders must be placed through Facebook, by phone, or through email (thecupcakerystandrews@gmail.com) before 11:59 on Thursdays for cupcakes desired that weekend. Please include in your order: flavors, type of frosting, quantity, location to be delivered to, and desired time of delivery.

In 2012, you can be a pilgrim on an established route from Edinburgh to St Andrews through spectacular scenery and enjoying the hospitality of local communities and arrive in time for festivities at St Andrews. If the dates do not suit you or you are not starting from Edinburgh please feel free to pioneer your own route and tell us about it. Go on, be a “Pioneer Pilgrim”. Visit www.thewayofstandrews.com

The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS) promotes interdisciplinary research and teaching in a collegial environment, analysing and investigating processes of conflict and conflict resolution in the construction of long term peace. CPCS develops academic knowledge of peace and conflict grounded in the experiences of people, places and history. It facilitates dialogue between individuals, groups or communities who are concerned with conditions of positive peace, with reference to interpersonal relationships, community relations, within organisations and nations, or relative to international relations. Our research is conducted across a range of geographic spaces that includes Sub-Saharan Africa, Central and East Europe, Central Asia, China and Latin America. We analyse the complex issues facing the global milieu of peace and conflict using a variety of conflict resolution, social justice, and peace studies tools, processes, and methods. Research expertise includes: Children and Youth in conflict Psychological dimensions of peace and conflict Civil Resistance and Local Level Peacebuilding History, Memory, Violence and Trauma Solidarity and Peace The Political Economy of Conflict Conflict Resolution Demobilisation, Disarmament and Reintegration Security Sector Reform Reconciliation and Reconstruction Genocide and Human Rights State Crime Sectarian and Intercommunal Violence International Security We have partnerships with other Centres around the globe that includes the Kosovo Institute for Peace (KIP); Centre for Small States, Iceland; African Network Against Illiteracy, Conflicts and Human Rights Abuse (ANICHRA), Cameroon; The Observatory for Collective Action and Social Movements, Colombia; and the Coalition of Work With Psychotrauma and Peace (CWWPP), Croatia. Members of the Centre have obtained research funding from the Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland, British Academy, the Nuffield Foundation, the Leverhulme Trust, The Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the Russell Trust, the World Peace Foundation and the European Commission's Framework VII programme.

Founded in 2002, the University of St Andrews Polo Club prides itself on being one of the largest and most active sports clubs with over 120 members. We offer polo at a variety of levels and at competitive prices, as well as a vibrant social scene. Whether you've only ever seen a horse from afar or are already a handicapped player, there is a myriad of playing opportunities available to you throughout the year. Additionally, if you prefer to enjoy polo from the sidelines, we encourage social membership. Please watch this space for events, news and information. Our friendly and dedicated committee is happy to answer your questions at any time. We can be reached at the email address posted, or more specific contact information can be found on our website. Otherwise, please join us at our meetings every Tuesday at 7pm in The One Under during term time. Follow us on Twitter! @StsPolo

New unique shop in the heart of St Andrews specialising in greeting cards , gifts and party products .

Since its inception, our society has been making current events from across the globe tangible for our small and relatively isolated community, hosting a variety of notable speakers including the Prince of Jordan, the Japanese Consul General, and the political attaché of the Israeli Embassy in London. Without fail, our events are eagerly attended by students and faculty of the university, an indication of the demand for these opportunities.

The Coalition for a Conflict-Free ST Andrews (CFSTA) is a group of 14 societies at the University of St Andrews who came together at the beginning of 2012 to ask their university to do something about the conflict mineral trade. After much lobbying, gathering 2000 signatures for our petition, and organising multiple speaking events, in June 2012, the University of St Andrews Procurement Office agreed to adopt a conflict mineral clause into its sustainability policy. Since then, the Coalition for a Conflict-Free St Andrews has begun demanding conflict mineral legislation on the national, British, and European levels whilst also spreading the 'Conflict Free Movement' across Britain and Europe.

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Scotland for Golf is a leader in the scottish golf tours industry. We provide for the UK & overseas visitor plus international organisations interested in visiting the "Home of Golf" in Scotland. Founded in 1999 by a specialist group of St Andrews Golf Pro's who employed their knowledge and linking skills on Scottish golf to offer the best booking information possible. We have strived to make available popular products online, however, please do not hesitate to ‘contact us' for more personal attention.

We welcome feedback regarding the Library, our services and resources. If you would like to submit comments or suggestions, please visit http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/library/contact/comments/ Normal term time opening hours are listed. For other vacation, staffed and exam opening times, please see the library web pages.