Valentine’s Day in Durham
Here are some affordable suggestions for this February 14th
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Here are some affordable suggestions for this February 14th
In the second part of a Six Nations preview, Mark Parry takes an in-depth look at the Italy, Scotland and Wales squads.
A poem by Natalie Wall responding to the theme 'Ekphrasis' and inspired by J. M. W. Turner's stormy seascape paintings.
Hannah Anson enjoys Wrong Tree Theatre's 'Inferno'.
Carrie Gaunt's 'Eve' brings an inherently feminist take on Genesis to DDF.
Angelos Sofocleous explains deductive and inductive logic, and presents some of the most common logical fallacies and ways to avoid them.
Cressida O'Connor discusses the recent proposal of giving people with autism and dementia Blue Badges.
In the first part of a Six Nations preview, Mark Parry takes a look at the chances of England, France and Ireland in this year's tournament.
Marcus Hickman gives latest Churchill biopic mixed reviews: making up in artistry and performance quality what it lacks in historical integrity.
Patrick Williamson analyses the recent Channel 4 interview with Jordan Peterson