DDF: hypoclitical
Kitty Briggs and Andy Ball bring to DDF their subversive take on the rom-coms of Hollywood and the actual realities of love.
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Kitty Briggs and Andy Ball bring to DDF their subversive take on the rom-coms of Hollywood and the actual realities of love.
Caspar Bayliss brings his play 'The Empiricist' to DDF as a mix of science, philosophy and absurdist literature.
We may all be ultimately inconsequential beings floating on a rock in the middle of an incomprehensibly vast expanse of space, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t aim to ace…
Eleanor gives her top tips from what she's learnt in her first term as an English literature fresher!
Gwent - the beloved card game within a game that is as addictive as the original. Here are the reasons why fans resort to it when they cannot get enough…
Rebecca Turton analyses whether the radical Islamist organization ISIS is still a threat to modern societies.
Zephyr to take Fabios by storm on the February 21st so put the date in your diary!
A non-vegan review of the vegan pizza night at Claypath Delicatessen
Does Durham University have an issue with inclusivity when it comes to disabilities?
Earlier on in the year, we wrote about the environmental and nutritional benefits that going vegan can bring about. This January, it is estimated that around 150,000 people globally went…