Durham Vocal Festival 2018
Durham’s Vocal Festival will be returning from 27th January 2018, and promises more vocal talent than ever!
January 2018
Three tips for a successful Philosophy essay
Easy marks are there for the taking. Learn how to score them.
Review: Julius Caesar
Max Lindon’s ’Julius Caesar’ gives a powerful performance in its contemporary spin on the Shakespearean tragedy.
Durham Students stage a die-in protest over University’s continued support for fossil fuels
Durham Students stage a 'Die-In' to campaign against the university's support of fossil fuels
Shelved-The unreleased projects of 2017/2018
Sometimes, films get shelved. Budgets run out, scandals arise, legal issues ensue, actors pass away.- Katherine Warren looks at the films you may have been excited about, but won't get…
Colonialism, Camp and Canada: Reflections on Britain’s complex imperial legacy
"The episodes of oppression against indigenous peoples and against French settlers have become conveniently discarded in favour of a glorifying narrative of Canada’s history. The dark shadows of a colonial…
2018: Coming up in space
The new year might feel like a long time ago now, but 2018 will be an exciting year for space travel. Read on to see what’s in store.
‘Consume the Mirror’ and ‘Between the Shores’
Two poems by Janina Arndt.
Director’s Note: Julius Caesar
Max Lindon brings his interpretation of Shakespeare’s ’Julius Caesar’ to the theatre, but leaves it to the audience to decide what they want to take from his play.
The Greatest Disappointment? How Michael Gracey’s film re-writes the past.
Yet again, Hollywood presents the struggles of the ‘other’ through the lens of a white, privileged male.