The exhibition was absolutely inspiring. The Korean artists rediscovered Saimdang’s artwork by painting her work using Western inks, modern technology, and styles inspired by painters like Van Gogh. Farmleigh House

Missed the deadline to submit to our journal? In that case, you can submit to our blog... Check out all you need to know at: inter-journal.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/submission-and… Photo by Anna-Philine on Unsplash

We are looking for short pieces, up to 2,500 words to add to our blog. If you have something linked to Global Thought you'd like others to read please send it to [email protected]. We accept a variety of types of submissions, check out our website for more info

Congratulations to all of our Postgrads graduating today! We here at St Leonard's are SO proud of you and cannot wait to see what you accomplish with the degrees you worked so hard for!! Amazing work, 2024 graduates!!

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Hang tight as we update the website, we're working in the background to give it a little makeover. Photo by Cassie Lafferty on Unsplash

With dissertation season upon us, it is logical to consider the various ways in which people seek to improve their writing and look after their sanity during these times. This post marks the beginning of a new series on this issue, if you'd like to get add your thoughts email us!

#Forthcoming Dalit Ecologies explores the ecological experiences, histories, and perspectives integrated within #Dalit writing, art, and culture. #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter

The first tip is something that seems so very easy now, but when you're in the moment it's sometimes difficult to accept: take a moment away! Talk to your peers, go to a cafe and get that chai and chat about your essays, workshop ideas. Talk it out! Come back with fresh eyes 🥬👀

For the second tip, set realistic targets. Some people write little by little (like me) and others write full drafts and continually redraft. Do what works for you, and set targets that work with your style. I like to set a target I can maintain of 300 words a day 🗒️🎉

For the third tip, listen to music without lyrics. Whilst it's very cathartic to sing your heart out to "Femininomenon" by Chappell Roan on a Tuesday evening sometimes you gotta knuckle down and get it done. What's your lyricless recommendation? Share yours 🎤🎶

Read our new blog post "Anti-Eurocentric Eurocentrism?" here: inter-journal.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2024/09/17/ant…! Image credit: "Johann Ruysch world map (1507-1508), available here: loc.gov/exhibits/treas…."

Our newly updated website is now ready for your perusal, go check it out and read some interesting pieces! inter-journal.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk Photo by Anna-Philine on Unsplash

Read our new blog post "The Country of No-Nation" here: inter-journal.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2024/10/22/the…! In this essay, Julian Tepfers explores the interconnectedness of the nation state, the state of nature, and our state of mind... 🧠

We have opened our doors to submissions. The issues we highlighted in our first Call for Submissions have only intensified, thus we want to extend an opportunity to write about these issues from a global perspective to potentially be included in an upcoming INTER- issue 🌍🧠

Check out our new blog post, Polly White's "Netflix as Global Thought" at inter-journal.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2024/11/27/net… which explores piracy, Netflix and globality...

A reminder of summer: blue poppies at the Dawyck Botanic Garden near Stobo in the Scottish Borders, some eight miles south-west of Peebles and a similar distance south-east of Biggar. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/peebles/dawyck…

(In)Justice and The Global 22nd-23rd May 2025 The 13th Graduate Conference in International Political Theory at St. Andrews. School of International Relations Keynote Speakers: David Owen @artsofdenial Lisa Tilley Lisa Tilley Jason Ralph Jason Ralph