Two traditional Highland Games make a comeback
This Saturday, August 27, two traditional Highland Games are returning after a two-year absence due to the pandemic.
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I'm a recent English Literature graduate from the University of St Andrews, currently living in Scotland. For the past three years, I have been involved in multiple writing internships, and written for various university publications. I'm determined to make my articles informative, entertaining, and feature a unique perspective on today's stories and issues.
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Tabletop Games back on the boards in Perth
While role playing fantasy games like Dungeons and Dragons garnered popularity (and notoriety) in the ‘80s and ‘90s, they have now been revived into the mainstream for a new generation of gamers.
Young classical music talent to shine at Caird Hall
Masterpieces from the 20th Century will be the focus of the National Youth Orchestra’s Summer Concert at Caird Hall on Friday night.
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The Love Witch – The Perfect Valentine’s Day Film You Have Probably Never Heard Of | Her Campus
We Need to Talk About Last Night in Soho | Her Campus
What It’s Like to Be Aro Ace at University – A Fourth Year’s Perspective | Her Campus
Five Feminist Horror Films to Watch this Halloween | Her Campus
The (Quite Literal) Demonisation of the Witch in Horror Movies – and How ‘Fear Street’ Subverts the Trope
TikToker Claims Converse Stole Designs She Submitted For A 2019 Internship
However, according to Converse, they had the idea in 2018.
Filming on New Sally Rooney Adaptation ‘Conversations With Friends’ Has Started
The Irish author’s next TV adaptation began filming in Northern Ireland.
My Aromantic Asexual Experience - a guest contribution by Mia Kellner
This article is a special contribution by guest writer Mia Kellner. If you have a story you would like to tell, we at Her Campus St Andrews would love to hear it. Please email us at to submit your piece for consideration!
At the age of five, I remember telling my mum that I would never get married or have children. She laughed it off, probably thinking of my declaration as little more than a stubborn childhood phase - like my Hello Kitty obsession or fear of Heffalumps. I stood my ground, adama
WATCH: Strange Deep Sea Creature Captured Transforms on Camera in the Indian Ocean
Yes, there is a scientific explanation for it.
World’s First Space Hotel to Begin Construction For 2027 Opening
'Interstellar' is no longer a distant, fictional reality.
5 Alternative Christmas Films to Watch This December
Instead of watching Elf for the 300th time.
Hawaii is Offering Free Round-Trips Flights To Remote Workers
It’s only the flights that are free.
Kin Euphorics Are The Mood-Altering Drinks From Our Dystopian Dreams
Brave New World, is that you?
Mississippi Votes to Replace Its Controversial Confederate State Flag
They still had a Confederate state flag?
Teen Romance, Subverted: The Half Of It Review
I don’t normally watch romantic comedy dramas, least of all those with teenage protagonists, because I know that they will always depict a skewed perception of what adult writers think teenage lives are: at least two (usually heteronormative) romantic relationships; every main character must be in a romantic coupling. Visibly adult actors playing sex-obsessed, drug and alcohol inebriated teenagers who are supposedly doing all this while still in high school, and all the while achieving unimagina
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