What makes the British Landscape so very British?
As the train from Durham passes through acres of countryside, Elly Greenway reflects on what makes the British landscape British.
2014
Categorising “Sexual Minorities”: Is LGBT the best we can come up with?
Virut Hemnilrat discusses the sexual minorities that don’t fit under the LGBT umbrella.
Review: I, Frankenstein
Christopher Watts reviews I, Frankenstein – the latest cinematic reincarnation of Mary Shelley’s Gothic monster.
Could music be the solution to all our language worries?
Becky Durose explores the prominence which music has over our lives and language.
Iain Banks: A Life Well Written
Jessie Honnor pays tribute to Iain Banks, the Scottish writer who died in June 2013.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: the best new sitcom no-one has heard of yet
Edward Bickel introduces us to the sitcom that unexpectedly swept up two Golden Globes.
Opening Night at DDF: Black Box at Durham Student Union.
Iona Thompson reviews three student-written productions on the opening night of Durham Drama Festival 2014.
Review: Durham Opera Ensemble’s The Magic Flute
Rose Ashworth reviews the opening night of this ‘extremly impressive’ production of Mozart’s much-loved opera.
AQA vs. Philosophy
Yang Guo and Nicolete Burbach explore AQA’s new A-level Philosophy syllabus.
Caitlin Moran’s revolutionary proposal
Josh Newmark considers the current state and usefulness of our political beliefs.