Some Forgotten Strength: Medieval Women’s Poetry
Amber Di-Ferdinand examines the poem "Wulf and Eadwacer" from a feminist perspective.
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Amber Di-Ferdinand examines the poem "Wulf and Eadwacer" from a feminist perspective.
Alison McNeill looks at this year’s Apprentice candidates and at how well they will fare in the competition.
Benedict Tan reflects on this term’s Hatfield College Lecture.
Durham Students for Reform is calling for changes in the way the University is run, reports Rory Tingle.
Jess Edwards shows us how to create some Harry Potter themed treats.
Yasser Nasser examines Kirsty Wark’s talk on her debut novel, The Legacy of Elizabeth Pringle.
Abi Pearson attempts to solve our Halloween costume worries with her tried and tested advice.
Justin Lau shares a haunting and beautiful passage of a mysterious girl standing by a lake.
Jonathan Heuring interviews Dennis Alink, 25-year-old Dutch film director and critic, on his work so far and how to succeed in the industry.
Thomas Rooney challenges our preconceptions with his review of a new book by porn-star, Asa Akira.