The Female Alternative: Sarah Kane
Sarah Gonnet takes a closer look at the works of playwright Sarah Kane.
August 2014
Summon your knick-knacks! Antiques Roadshow comes to Durham
Members of the public are welcome at the filming, reports Rory Tingle.
Moros y Cristianos: A Colourful Lesson in Spanish History
Chloe Nash explores Valencia’s celebrations of ancient battles between Moors and Christians.
Nearly three-quarters of students intend to vote in general election
The new polling challenges the assumption that students are uninterested in politics, reports Rory Tingle.
Outside the Bubble: Slint at the Brudenell Social Club
Oliver Stephenson reviews Slint at the Brudenell Social Club.
Expect another close title race this season
Tim Stickings shares his predictions for the 14/15 Premier League season.
Life should be life, no matter who you kill
Jessie Donnelly, in light of a proposal to see murderers face harsher sentences for killing a police officer, argues that murder is about the ‘what’ and the not the ‘who’.
Why Feminism is NOT a dirty word
Kat Hind attempts to set the record straight about the true meaning of the word, ‘feminist’.
Interview: Famy, the outsiders
Catherine Gleave interviews Famy lead vocalist Bruce Yates on his way to a physio appointment in central London.
The Goldfinch
Eva Hodgkin takes a look at Donna Tartt’s acclaimed novel The Goldfinch.