Relearning to relax
Introducing this week's editor's picks, Anna Stringer negotiates the stress of term so far, and considers the importance of relaxing.
January 2022
The best British biscuit
Harriet Banks discusses and ranks her favourite British biscuits, offering controversial opinions on Oreos, Bourbons and Digestives.
Review The Durham Revue’s Show: You Only Laugh Twice
In her review, Fiona Steer discusses how 'You Only Laugh Twice', isn't an accurate representation of her experience watching this series of comedy sketches created and performed by The Durham…
The perfect resolution: small goals for busy minds
"Not every goal we make will be executed with complete precision because it is not in our nature to maintain perfection. We are chaotic, emotional beings with an inherent tendency…
Colonialism and climate change: a review of ‘Consumed’ by Aja Barber
Lia reviews 'Consumed: On Colonialism, Climate Change, Consumerism, and the Need for Collective Change', and discusses the ongoing impact of colonialism on the planet.
What two studies can tell us about the determinants of being considered ‘wealthy’ and ‘upper class’ in the UK
Broaching a prickly subject with studies done on people’s perceptions of wealth
After All This Time: Harry Potter 20th Anniversary Review
Melissa Rumbold reviews the Harry Potter Anniversary reunion.
The test of the west: countering the authoritarian wave
Current Affairs Deputy Editor Joshua Guillen analyses the threat of the authoritarian wave, suggesting democratic governments should do more to counter its spread.
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ is a blessing for comic fans
Magali O’Brien takes look at ‘No Way Home’ from the perspective of Spider-Man comic fans.
Coats, Coats and a Gilet!
Grace Newton discusses the importance of coats this winter and the rise in Gilet fashion!