The Unprecedented Times to Come After Coronavirus
Unprecedented seems to be a word we keep hearing, again and again. On the news, throughout university update emails, and even on seemingly every social media post out there. It’s…
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Unprecedented seems to be a word we keep hearing, again and again. On the news, throughout university update emails, and even on seemingly every social media post out there. It’s…
Anna Shepherd gives an overview of the British government's response to the Covid-19 crisis
I don’t want to spur on sentiments of British exceptionalism or uniqueness, as I find that these pander to some of our more obnoxious stereotypes, such as empire and bangers…
Review of Chloe Foy - concert on the 12/03/2020 at Old Cinema Launderette.
Enough talking about games, let's look at some consoles instead
Olivia Freeman-Barrett explains why The Taming of the Shrew is her favourite Shakespeare play.
Do you suffer from almighty hangovers? Millie Vickerstaff explores the age-old pain of hangovers and some unorthodox tips on how to battle your way through them.
A roundup of this year's most prestigious annual rugby championship.
Jasmine Laws discusses the way that university degrees are seen as an indication of intelligence, when intelligence should be seen much more about one's individuality.
It was during a recent conversation that the idea for this article came to me. Sat with me in the Purple Radio lounge was Hugo Nichols, a fellow student and…