The alarm was raised at about 7.50am on 1 May ... Gaudie dip, as hundreds braved freezing waters and a sea fog for a traditional May Day plunge. For decades, the University of St Andrews has ...

Hordes of University of St Andrews students ran into the sea as the sun rose yesterday morning as part of their traditional May Dip. They made the plunge in the hope it brings them good luck for ...

Dozens of revellers in St Andrews ditched their clothes and boldly jumped into the bitterly cold waters off the east coast of Scotland at dawn this morning. The annual May Dip tradition is ...

This is then followed by the annual May Dip, which sees the students strip to their swimwear and make their way down to the water at East Sands on May 1 ... at the University of St Andrews ...

The event, which happens every year on April 30, sees students walk along the pier in a torchlit procession before running into the sea at East Sands at sunrise on May 1. But emergency crews ...

Hundreds of students yesterday braved unseasonably cold waters for a traditional May Day plunge. For decades, the University of St Andrews has marked The Dip, which is supposed to cleanse any ...

A spokesman for the institution told the Record: "HM Coastguard responded to a report of concern for a man in the water off East Sands, St Andrews. The alarm was raised at about 7.50am on 1 May ...