Some of the finest days are those experienced in springtime - just you and your best friend, running away from all the burdens of a normal routine. Days spent lazing ...
Ian Samson reviews Now! 81 with poorly concealed Krautrock-revival-agenda Artist: Now! Album: 81 Rating: 3/5 The minimalism and authority evoked by the band name ‘Now!’ cast me back to the nucleus of my long-lost ...
A fourth year's final swan song. As my four years in St Andrews draw to a close I felt that my last article for The Tribe should be a compilation of ...
Ally Lodge sits down to chat with Christa Van Eerde and Camille Bilger, this year's University of St Andrews Dance Society show convenors. What exactly is Beyond the Horizon? Camille: Each year, ...
Julie Kanya describes the potential benefits of synthetic DNA One needs to be thankful for the invention of acronyms, because saying ‘deoxyribonucleic acid’ whenever we think of DNA would make communication ...
Alex Mullarky interviews Helen Grant, author of 'The Vanishing of Katharina Linden', 'The Glass Demon' and 'Wish Me Dead'. How long have you been writing? I have always written - stories, articles, poems, travel ...
The up and coming fashion show proves to be as bright a star as it’s name suggests. My Hindi is not exactly up to scratch. And by that I mean, it ...
The Visegrád Group is one of the few economies aside from China and India that are weathering the economic storm well. Little is often said about the small cluster of states ...
The long and laborious journey to a Nobel Prize A Nobel Prize is certainly the pinnacle of recognition for any scientist, and their life's work, but they are by no means ...
The Tribe is hiring its new executive team for session 2012-13! The Tribe is St Andrews' Arts, Politics and Fashion magazine, published online bi-weekly and with the occasional paper copy. Sections ...
Go gorgeously disguised at this year’s Masquerade Photoshoot Credits: Director and Photographer: Evie Lane Hair and Make-up Artist: Raquel Victoria Model: Emily Grace Hall
Anna Senkevich fell in love with Belgium.
Chocolate, art, chocolate, magnificent architecture, more chocolate, Tin Tin…Every corner of this pay-bas is worth a click of one’s camera.
Here she pays a tribute to Brussels and Bruges.
Anna Senkevich
All photography – Anna Senkevich.
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“Here she pays a tribute to brussels and Bruges”… yet the first photo if of Antwerp. Love it.
Except when you take Antwerp for Brussels, that’s just flat-out scandalous. :]