The Value of Introspection
Introspection is often neglected amidst the many overwhelming preoccupations that bombard us daily. Whether it be compulsive smartphone use or simply habitual conversation, the value of reflecting pensively about one’s…
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Introspection is often neglected amidst the many overwhelming preoccupations that bombard us daily. Whether it be compulsive smartphone use or simply habitual conversation, the value of reflecting pensively about one’s…
#RippedOff campaign is holding a 'de-matriculation' protest at 15:30-16:30pm today on Palace Green.
Charlotte Hartley examines how revolutionary scientific and technological advances give rise to ethical dilemmas.
A discussion of Unai Emery's first 9 games in the Premier League in charge of Arsenal.
Rowan looks back on the flash games he used to play
Ellen O'Rourke, a second year English literature student, gives us her advice to first years starting the degree!
James Griffiths-Dylak reviews SIX at the Baltic Centre, Newcastle.
"Lee’s film is, for all that, so artfully well-paced that the film becomes neither repetitive nor over-drawn."
"For a moment, so briefly it felt accidental, she catches sight of her reflection."
In the second instalment of our series answering the personal reasons some of us started to study English at Durham, Erin Waks tells us why she made her decision!