Non-Western Literature Series: Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Yasser Nasser discusses the last of the Four Great Classical Novels: Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
2014
Failed legal claim could spell disaster for Durham Miners’ Gala
The Durham Miners’ Association has received a bill for £2 million, reports Rory Tingle.
The Bear and the Buffalo: Putin’s Quest for Bipolarity
Simon James considers how Putin’s actions in Ukraine are part of Russia’s quest for bipolarity.
An Interview with Lauren Owen
The Bubble’s literature editors interview Lauren Owen, whose gothic debut novel was published earlier this month.
Review: ‘Trials Fusion’ (Xbox 360)
Anthony Loughlin revisits the Trials series with a review of the newest instalment, Trials Fusion.
Durham researchers reveal story of the medieval bishop who predicted modern science (nearly…)
The astonishing discovery comes as part of a Durham University research project, reports Rory Tingle.
Resurrecting Society: How to Change the World
Tobias Thornes begins a new series for the Easter Term by exploring how society might be resurrected for the better.
Wild Ones
Harriet Mallinson compares life in Italy with that in health-and-safety-conscious England.
Nick vs. Nigel: the real dilemma
Josh Newmark provides his take on the recent debates between Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg.
Gethsemane to Golgotha: A Spiritual Journey in Sound
David Lewis reflects upon Matthew Warren’s new sound installation, Gethsemane to Golgotha, which has plunged listeners into the sound world of the Passion this Holy Week.