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AP site: AP news site hit by apparent denial-of-service attack - Vimarsana News

AP site: AP news site hit by apparent denial-of-service attack

The Associated Press (AP) news website experienced an outage that appeared to be consistent with a denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, causing disruptions to the site. Users reported issues with loading individual stories, and some pages displayed errors.

St Andrews students demand affordable housing to make university more inclusive - Vimarsana News

St Andrews students demand affordable housing to make university more inclusive

St Andrews students demand affordable housing to make university more inclusive Updated: May 27, 2021, 10:46 am © Supplied by St Andrews Universit St Andrews University's plans for Gap Site 3 Students at St Andrew’s University have launched a petition demanding new accommodation is affordable. The St Andrews Campaign for Affordable Student Housing Committee (CASH) launched a petition on Wednesday, which calls for proposed new student halls at Gap Site 3, currently under planning stages, to be affordable to all students. Campaigners say accommodation often costs more than half of the financ...

St Andrews University facing 'unknown horizon' as it faces £14m income hit - Vimarsana News

St Andrews University facing 'unknown horizon' as it faces £14m income hit

© DCT Media St Andrews University is facing an “unknown horizon” as it seeks to absorb a £14 million hit in its income due to coronavirus. University Quaestor and Factor Derek Watson, has conceded the institution  is preparing for an uncertain future with no sign of Covid-19 restrictions being completely lifted any time soon. Giving an update to local councillors, Mr Watson said the release of students from their accommodation contracts at the start of the national lockdown had resulted in a £10m loss from residential business last year, but suggested that figure could be as high as Â...