Re-evaluating ‘Barbarianism’: Is the term problematic?
Josie Oatley explores this historic issues surrounding the word 'barbarian'.
October 2022
Halloween: A history of its origins, resistance, and growth
Jade Barnes explores the historical origins of Halloween, the process of its growth into a global celebration, and documents the increasing resistance to its festivities.
The Innate Pain of Womanhood: the new dangerous and regressive trend.
Lottie Heslop discusses the fleabag-inspired trend gripping the young tiktok community.
‘Midnights’ review: Taylor Swift
Sophie Prior reviews Taylor Swift's highly anticipated tenth studio album Midnights, a confessional synth-pop haven
Durham University unveils new scheme to tackle food waste
Emily O'Mullane reviews the new scheme to reduce food waste at Durham University which is in partnership with Too Good To Go
Film’s not dead: the return of the Leica M6
Catchik Jordan discusses the release of the Leica M6 2022 edition - what it is, and why it was made.
Something old, something new: the legacy of Liz Truss
Caitlyn Clement explores the reasons behind Liz Truss' exit as we await Rishi Sunak to take his place as Prime Minister
Cinematic tendencies: an enquiry of contemporary art films
Explore Ilinca Baiasu's take on the trajectory of contemporary art films.
Why decorate your room?
Gabriella Cohen describes the importance of decorating a room using Colour Psychology