Some names have been changed. What happens when you’re accused of using AI on assessed work? Your graduation might get pushed back, as what happened to a third-year medic. Or you might have to spend your whole summer proving your innocence, like one second-year student accused of cheating on her exam. Or you might get lucky and just have to complete an academic misconduct module, but who really knows? Of course, you could just … not use AI, right? Unfortunately, abstaining from AI use might...

It’s that time of year again: student elections. A few might spend time campaigning for their friends, but most people scroll through candidates, skim their bios, click submit and never think of it again. Think about it… Do you know who to go to if you’re struggling with a style of teaching or facing discrimination from a tutor? You might not realise it, but over twenty Disability and Academic Support Representatives work behind the scenes and serve as contacts for students in need. They also...

Is golf elitist? Most people would probably say yes and point to the £600 price tag on golf clubs or the five-star hotels that serve golf tourists. But here in St Andrews, where the game is played on public land and protected by an act of Parliament, is that still true? As an outsider to the sport, golf seems to represent all things prim, proper, and posh. To me, the driving range looks like the realm of lords, ladies and rich tech bros. Could St Andrews be the outlier among so many...