The Country with Two Presidents
The legitimacy of Venezuela's presidency is being disputed. Why and what's happening now?
2019
Degeneration: the effects of climate change
Jess Jones discusses how climate change influenced her photography and why it's important that the Global Warming is at the forefront of everyone's mind.
In Conversation with: The Future DU Art Society President
The Bubble got in touch with Alice Lefrancq-Frojd, next year’s DU Art Society President, to ask a couple of questions about her ideas for next year, along with her own…
10 things that have made exam season a little bit more okay…
Just in case you've forgotten the good parts of exam season (if there are any), here are 10 little reminders that have gotten us through the last month...
Perspective: Alabama Rapist-Vigilantes Wield Evil Powers for Greater Good
“I mean, historically I guess rapists as a population haven’t been viewed very positively,” commented registered Alabama sex offender Jim Baker*. “People don’t really understand our way of life. It…
Opinion: Durfess and Union Drama
A case study of how national politics can spill over into non-partisan societies within universities
Five Summer Reads
Unsure of what to do over the upcoming long summer break? Isabel Carmichael-Davis takes you through five reads that are perfect to get you through the summer.
Acts of human kindness, do we doubt them? A little thought for the day
A thought on kindness
Review: The Human Flesh
'Skilful lines of the darkest humour' - Isabella Briers reviews Buttered Toast's The Human Flesh.
Artwork Thoughts: Femininity, Sexuality and the Taboo of the Naked Woman
Triphena Axworthy gives her thoughts on artist and the muse, innocence and sexuality, and how art provides a safe place for exploration and reinvention.