Editor's Picks
Culture & Arts
Playing for Power: the political importance of the 1968 Olympic Games
Charlotte Grimwade explores the importance of the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games in regard to the American Black Power movement.
Music in video games: Bioshock Infinite’s anachronistic tunes
Meg Luesley discusses how a game’s music can augment its power to tell a story.
Daniel Arsham – The Artist of Our Generation
Daniel Arsham has been one of the most iconic artists of this generation. His work has been displayed in hundreds of exhibitions, and he is one of the favourite artists of celebrities. But who is Daniel Arsham?
Current Affairs
Press Release: Melting ice sheets caused sea levels to rise up to 18 metres
New research carried out by a team of scientists headed by Durham University researchers has discovered that ice-loss events which have occurred in the past could have caused sea levels to rise by up to 3.6 metres per century. Data from this research could help to predict how the landscape will continue to change if […]
Lifestyle
Sexually violent porn promoted to first time users on UK porn sites
A new Durham study finds that violent porn and illegal acts are being actively promoted to users on porn sites.
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’s Ostara Festival – a tired, buggy repeat
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla just released its second seasonal event and it fails to impress or innovate from what came before.
Battle of the alternative milks. Which one should you be drinking?
Olivia Bothamley-Dakin debunks the myths from the facts surrounding plant-based milks. Here is her low-down on which plant-based milk is the best?
This weeks’ editorial from the General Editors.
In honour of International Women’s Day
Isabel C.Davis reflects on the events of the last week and what they have revealed about the female experience, and introduces her five article picks.
