Scottish History PhD candidate Kate McGregor has been has been working for the past year as a Research Assistant on a project investigating notaries and… Read More »Notarial marks in the St Andrews burgh charters
Scottish History PhD candidate Kate McGregor has been has been working for the past year as a Research Assistant on a project investigating notaries and… Read More »Notaries and their networks in St Andrews, 1466-1560
We were delighted to be able to host two events in mid-August to support work by colleagues in the School of Divinity. On Friday 19… Read More »Summer conference season
Special Collections is delighted to have resumed in-person small group teaching from the start of this semester, in line with government guidance. We have worked… Read More »In-person teaching continues
“Kennedy’s college, dedicated to the Holy Saviour, was founded on the site which it has ever since occupied in North Street on 27 August 1450.… Read More »570 years ago today …
‘Still it cried ‘Sleep no more!’ to all the house: ‘Glamis hath murder’d sleep, and therefore Cawdor Shall sleep no more; Macbeth shall sleep no… Read More »Holinshed’s Chronicles: A Window into the 16th Century Discussion of Scottish History
In this the third of our mini-series of blogs by students who have studied Mary Queen of Scots with Dr Amy Blakeway in 2019/20, we… Read More »Mary Queen of Scots and her antagonists
In the second of our short series of student posts, one of this year’s graduates reflects on a book she encountered in Special Collections. Mary… Read More »Mary Queen of Scots and her ‘Lawis’: a powerful expression of royal authority
Students on Dr Amy Blakeway’s Mary Queen of Scots, France, England and Ireland module (MO4807) this year have been encountering Mary Queen of Scots through… Read More »Encountering Mary Queen of Scots
