Is Silence Music? A Short Analysis of John Cage’s 4’33’’
Angelos Sofocleous on music, sound, and silence, and how 4'33'' is unique in that it expands beyond time and space, despite it not being a piece of music.
2018
In conversation with: ‘5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche’
Director of the returning '5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche', Damson Young, discusses making the show bigger and better, what makes the show unique and why the show should be important…
In conversation with: ‘Really, I Haven’t the Foggiest’
Edward Collier and Camilla Alexander discuss their unique and new offering to Durham students, in the form of TV show 'Really, I Haven't the Foggiest'.
6 Disturbing Lessons from a Neurosurgeon
‘The physical nature of our thought, the incomprehensible unity of mind and brain, is no longer an awe-inspiring miracle but instead a cruel and obscene joke.’
Music Durham – Durham Festival of the Arts 2018
To celebrate an amazing academic year of music, the ensembles of Music Durham are collaborating for two sensational concerts in two of Durham’s most iconic venues: Durham Cathedral & Castle…
1000 to be fed on food waste at Durham Pride
On Sunday 27th May North East food waste organisation REfUSE are planning to feed 1000 people on food that would have otherwise been wasted.
This too shall pass.
Should we be alarmed to find comfort in the evanescence of our university years? Perhaps.
Staying Power: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
The show declared itself from the beginning as one that pushes the boundaries of acceptability, but in a way that is constantly humorous.
Megan Croll tweets Sky News and Tom Harwood over Harwood’s misleading title
In interview with Tom about the NUS and other student societies' proposed action to create a new referendum on any final Brexit deal, a female presenter introduces Harwood as 'ex…
Rupaul’s Drag Race: Still a Fair Fight?
Are the days over where quirky underdogs can win?