The Killing of a Sacred Deer and Iphigenia at Aulis: a microcosm for the rise of individualism
Matthew writes an interesting discussion on the Killing of a Sacred Deer and Iphigenia at Aulis.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Matthew writes an interesting discussion on the Killing of a Sacred Deer and Iphigenia at Aulis.
As the Elemental Layers exhibition at Trevelyan College is in full swing, The Bubble's decided to sit down with one of the three artists - this week Suzanne Williams -…
Quick summary and recent updates of the ongoing Hong Kong protests.
Brad Pitt "brings charisma, subtlety and grace to the successful yet troubled astronaut". Holly Murphy reviews Ad Astra.
Mildert's own Fliss Barrows, creator of alternative fashion account @Sunflissed, offers their advice on starting a fashion Instagram in Durham!
The genetic underpinnings of social behaviours are a controversial emerging field in science. Annalise Murray asks if a new study considering British coal mining pitches it right.
With next week marking a month since his death, the author reflects on the life and legacy of Harold Bloom.
With the struggles of housing at its peak, Tash Mosheim reflects on housing nightmares and surviving with hellish housemates.
'So you've been talking to someone. "They're amazing," you think. This could be it- this could be something, something special.'
Durham University Light Opera Group (DULOG) introduces their production of the Broadway musical ‘Company’, directed by Mary Lord. In preparation for the show’s run on the 20th-23rd of November, Mary…