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Dear all, Below is Critter of the Week, installment 3. Take care, Tracy   Dedicated to the thousands of non-human neighbors who share our campus with us.  Brought to you by Science at St. Andrews. Could you imagine, in an average 79-year human lifespan, if you had only 2 years of childhood, followed by 75 years of sleeping (95% of your life), followed by 2 years of adulthood?  No?  This week’s critter of the week does that kind of thing, but all in one year—It is a tiny fly that

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Rev. Cynthia Purvis – Holy week “Holy Week is a wonderful end to the season of Lent. The rhythm of Holy Week is a beautiful opportunity for us to remember Jesus’ life and reorient our focus to Jesus. Throughout Holy Week, you can see Jesus being obedient to God’s will. It’s a good example for us to follow as we embrace our resurrected Lord on Easter morning and shout, “He is risen!”. That is what St. Andrews University Chaplain, Reverend Cynthia Purvis had to say about this magnificent time of the

Dear all, The following is part of a new series designed to share with all of you some of the cool critters on our campus.  Each email will feature a photo of one-two critters found on St. Andrew campus, with a little bit of background text about what they are and what they do.  Brought to you by Science at St. Andrews. Take care, Tracy S. Feldman Did you know we have tigers on campus?  Well, maybe not tigers exactly–these tigers are actually beetles less than 1 inch long.  They

HOLY WEEK 2021 Holy Week chronicles the last moments of Jesus’ life as he drew closer and closer to the cross. From Palm Sunday to the resurrection celebration on Easter morning, the last week of Jesus’ life is a story of jubilation, betrayal, remembrance, and suffering. Holy Week is the culmination of the season of Lent. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and is forty days of preparation leading up to the resurrection of Christ. Whereas the season of Advent is the joyful anticipation of Christ’s birth, Lent is a time