Shakespeare revisited
Josh Goodwin outlines how Shakespeare can be adapted for contemporary audiences.
March 2021
In memory of Sarah Everard
A tribute to Durham alumna Sarah Everard, a much loved and valued member of our community described by her family as "bright and beautiful" and "an exceptional friend".
Dear Agony Aunt: “I hate my friend’s boyfriend”
Bubble's Agony Aunt addresses a problem a student is having with a friend's boyfriend, and how it is making her living situation difficult.
Destiny 2’s ‘The Crow’, and the value of new beginnings
A discussion of some almost exemplary character development
The rise of the music biopic
With the recent news that a Robbie Williams biopic is in the making, Caitlin Painter reflects on the success of other films depicting the lives of notable musicians.
Have you heard? Organ donation no longer needs your active consent
On the 20th March 2020 amidst the hysteria of the pandemic, three days before Boris Johnson announced the first lockdown the law around organ donation in England was transformed. Rather…
Beige Diet Blues: Rediscovering Food
Alex Rigotti introduces a new column exploring their personal journey rediscovering food.
What the Zoe Sugg scandal has highlighted about sex education in England – part 2
Lily Webber continues to discuss what the Zoe Sugg situation has revealed about public perception of female pleasure in 2021
Spring is in full swing and nearly a year since the first lockdown!
This week our editor reflects on the coming of Spring and how its nearly a year since the first UK lockdown!