A Page or Two on Paradise
Ellen O'Rourke reminisces on a 17-day trip to Borneo, South-East Asia. From dodging creepy-crawlies to sampling the local cuisine, she tells us why this trip was one to remember.
2018
Jair Bolsonaro: the latest threat to democracy
His middle name might be Messias, but if he is elected, it will be the opposite of salvation for Brazil.
Review: KEITH. presents KEVIN.
Coming off the Edinburgh Fringe, KEITH. Presents KEVIN., brings their easy humour back to Durham. Performing sketches which are mostly original, with some re-used material from last year, their show…
Review: The AdDIMs Family, A Halloween Special
The Durham Improvised Musical bring a humorous, spooky performance with brilliant subplots and intergroup chemistry.
It’s Too Late
Responding to Climate Change is currently an obligation, a topic that resurfaces occasionally in the headlines when scientists release new findings, an invisible concept with looming uncertainty that intermittently enters…
Gordon Burn Prize: A Review
After attending the Gordon Burn Prize at Durham Book festival Riana Dixon tells us about her experience
London Fashion Week – Fashioning the Future of Post-Brexit British Economics?
Hannah explores the influence of Brexit towards the fast-paced British Fashion Industry, particularly the exclusive London Fashion Week.
Bavaria election: the decline of populism or rejection of Merkel and her allies?
1 week after the election in Bavaria, Germany, Elizabeth Mohr examines the implications of the result and the message of the voters.
Review: HMS Pinafore
Alex Marshall experiences DOE's first venture outside of Durham, in Gilbert and Sullivan's HMS Pinafore
Why Ozark is the most underrated series on Netflix
Lydia Blundell explores one of Netflix's darkest crime dramas