Coffee House Session Interview – Ralph Taylor – My Music and Me
19 year old guitarist, keys player and vocalist Ralph Taylor was born and raised in Suffolk, where he first fused his blend of alternative pop with a loop pedal. He…
2018
The Path to Peace and Enlightenment: A day in Bodhgaya
India is known to be one of the most culturally rich and vibrant places on earth. Being of Indian heritage, I always had a desire to explore the home of…
Terror in Nigeria : the latest attack of Boko Haram
A thorough analysis by Ollie Jenkins is putting into context the latest attack of Boko Haram, one of the most violent terror group today, that resulted in the abduction of…
Review: The Comedy of Errors
Foot of the Hill Theatre Company does 'The Comedy of Errors' justice in its portrayal of bawdy jokes, mistaken identity and hyperbolic love.
Nudity Today
Katie Fraser deals with society's perception of the perfect body in her article, 'Nudity Today'.
The Nintendo Switch Revisited
Rowan revisits the Nintendo Switch one year after launch.
10 facts about snow
The Beast From the East has been sweeping the streets of Durham, bringing with it not only the perfect conditions for snowball fights and sledging, but also the excuse to…
The BAFTA Awards 2018: Solidarity or Jocularity?
Daniel Petcu reflects on the 2018 BAFTA awards: its worthy winners, worthy losers and misplaced political controversies.
A Forced Pretence: How the Justification for Intervention has Changed
The world has changed immeasurably since World War Two; large-scale interstate conflict has become an anathema, particularly in the west and developed parts of Asia. Not only this, but it…
REVIEW: The Disaster Artist
Kat Kit reviews James Franco's film The Disaster Artist, which delves into the life of Tommy Wiseau, the eccentric creator of cult-classic The Room.