[I]f we as a student body make it clear to the University— through stern letters to Sally Mapstone and Collegegate— that we won’t fill out the NSS until an agreement is reached… we can both help end the standoff sooner and help defend our own unique interests in the conflict.
Tag: Student
We Lost, Alright?: Reflections of a Post-Primary Bern
By Jono Davis Undergraduate International Relations Student A few months ago, I wrote an article for this very website, in which positivity radiated from the page, describing the incredible experience of contributing to the Bernie Sanders campaign in the largest way I possibly could being a UK citizen. Now, as I sit down to begin…
Rising Youth: The Problem of Un- and Underemployment in the Middle East and North Africa
By Sarah Bliss Correspondent, Arabic and Economics Undergraduate Student Though many in the West see only the shining skyscrapers of Dubai and the oil fields of Saudi Arabia, the economic situation in much of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is characterised by a number of structural concerns, including the chronically high rate of…
European Students: How Valuable Will Your Money Be?
By Blanca Franch Camino Correspondent, Undergraduate Economics Student European Union students at the University of St Andrews have probably been wondering about the most intelligent way to behave regarding recent changes of their finances. Little did they know that many of the most important decisions were being made for them. In fact, during second semester last…
The St Andrews Economist 