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The Lazarus Effect

19th March, day 2 in the Drake Passage. This morning’s breakfast service was far busier. Passengers, including a fair chunk of our own expedition, rose Lazarus-esque from their bunks, significantly less green in the…

Birds in Paradise

16th March, Ushuaia. It’s been three days since we disembarked off the airplane in Ushuaia, and following two fantastic days of excitement the group was buzzing with a visit to Tierra del Fuego national park. Tierra…

Travel to the “End of the World”

Here we are, at last, at the port from where, in two short days, we will be heading off to Antarctica. Though I must say, I am in no hurry to leave Ushuaia. This small, but vibrant port city is a sight like no other.  …

… and we’re off

The St Andrews Student Antarctic expedition 2016 is underway. The 14 students and Lars have safely arrived to Argentina and are exploring Buenos Aires today. They are scheduled to fly to Ushuaia tomorrow where they…

Antarctic class

University is a time to broaden one’s horizons, and many students choose to do so by studying abroad. Western Europe, a commonly chosen region, may boast history, amazing architecture, famed museums, and mouth-watering…