Why Art Matters
Art further allows us to feel less lonely in a world overflown by strict societal norms and standards of behaviour
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Art further allows us to feel less lonely in a world overflown by strict societal norms and standards of behaviour
Catriona Inglis discusses Extinction Rebellions recent inclusion in a domestic extremism guide.
Ben Summer looks back at Nintendo's DS
Natasha Ketel chats to Celestine Stilwell about the importance of poetry, how to write and what it is like being involved in slam poetry in Durham.
Ben Cartwright shares his thoughts on DULOG’s new Gala show, Oklahoma!
"The Farewell’s central theme is identity. It is not just losing her grandmother that Bili fears. She feels that by losing Nai Nai, part of her Chinese identity will fade…
The Bubble looks into how student fashion shows may be placing latent pressures on their models to conform to the so-called 'perfect body'.
It's not just documents surrounding drug shortages that are leaking, the government's approach is also full of holes. Alex Bird explores the effects of Brexit on drug supply and how…
Pitch production’s ‘Blue Room’ is a genuinely impressive piece of student written theatre. It is easy to forget while watching that this play was written by a student, and, while…
In my opinion, there is way too much emphasis and pressure placed on sex in our society – how, where and who are ‘doing it?’ I would not mind as…