The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh's daughter is studying English
But the university holds a very quirky annual tradition that she may have taken part in during first year.
A lot of older students 'adopt' first year students as 'children' and help to guide them through mentoring, in what are known as academic families."On Raisin Monday, the children dress in embarrassing, flamboyant costumes, are given strange objects with a traditional Latin inscription, and are let loose on Lower College lawn for an enormous shaving foam fight.
The now Prince and Princess of Wales have returned to their alma maters several times since their graduation in 2005, including visiting just before their royal wedding in 2011.She said: “I remember university for me was one of those great opportunities to try out new hobbies, and that has carried through now.“It’s one of the things with my kids too, just trying out new things, and university for me was when I learned to try out because there is so much on offer.
The Princess of Wales lifted the lid on her university escapades at St. Andrews, sharing the pastime that she still relies on to this day
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