Portal: still excellent, nearly 15 years later
Discussing Valve's classic puzzle-platformer
2021
Durham’s Oriental Museum re-opens with Lu Xun’s Legacy Exhibition
Durham University's Oriental Museum will be re-opening to the public on Wednesday 19th May, with a new exhibition: Lu Xun's Legacy: Print Making in Modern China.
What does travel look like for students in summer 2021?
The days (though outrageously rainy) are growing longer; exam session is unmistakably on its way. An unnerving hush hovers over the viaduct at night, as even the most laissez faire…
HeForShe: bringing men to the forefront of the fight for equality
Erin Waks explores her experience creating a video inspired by the global HeForShe campaign, and suggests how the project has illuminated some male perspectives on gender equality.
‘Promising Young Woman’ – the triggering truth.
Lily Webber discusses what Promising Young Woman meant to her.
Review: Kero Kero Bonito: ‘Civilization II’
The synth pop trio's newest EP shows a more thoughtful and mature side to the band.
Myanmar: rebels group fighting back against the army following the coup in February
Cathy Poon discusses the current situation in Myanmar and the looks at the rebels fighting back
‘The House of Bernarda Alba’: DST freshers play review
Ryan O'Shea reviews DST's production of 'The House of Bernarda Alba'
Durham University appoints its first female Vice-Chancellor
Durham University has appointed its first female Vice-Chancellor, Professor Karen O’Brien, who will join Durham on January 4th 2022, succeeding current Vice-Chancellor Stuart Corbridge. Professor O’Brien has been successfully leading…
A giant squid, and other worthy uses of Covid grants
After a particularly interesting use of a Covid relief grant hit the headlines this week, Anna Stringer suggests other causes worthy of a few (s)quid here and there.