Deans Court

Deans Court is a historic student residence at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, dating back to the 12th century, making it one of the oldest buildings in the town. Located near the ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, it serves exclusively postgraduate students and features a main building and four annexes. The residence boasts a rich history, having housed notable figures like astronomer James Gregory and undergone significant renovations over the years. Facilities include a dining hall, libraries, and gardens, with traditions such as the Crichton Cup golf tournament and croquet in the garden. The residence is not only a place of living but also a vibrant community fostering academic and social interactions among scholars.