The power of Kate Chopin’s ‘The Awakening’
Edie Gilmour reflects on the significance of Kate Chopin's feminist novel, 'The Awakening'.
November 2022
Duncan Trussell’s mind-melting The Midnight Gospel is a visual and audible work of art
Charis reviews the profoundly philosophical and soul-affirming ‘spacecast’ that is Trussell’s Midnight Gospel, available on Netflix now.
Climate anxiety: prime motivator for climate action?
Climate anxiety: the ongoing mental health crisis caused by climate change. How do we experience climate anxiety and how can it be channelled into activism?
Discovering Home
Adventure does not to be far and wide. It can found close to home
Suella Braverman: A guide to your Home Secretary and her views on migration
Hetty Mentzel gives a guide to our current Home Secretary, Suella Braverman.
Antimicrobial resistance: the world’s stealthiest killer
Helena Tagg provides an update on the crisis of antimicrobial resistance in World Antimicrobial Awareness Week.
Being out in nature: get outdoors in Durham
Rebecca Fletcher shares her favourite places to explore and experience autumn in Durham.
Dear Bubble Trouble: I want to drop out of university. What can I do?
In this week's Agony Aunt, Kirsten Meek offers advice to somebody who has lost passion for their course and wants to drop out.
You wouldn’t celebrate a massacre, so why do people celebrate Thanksgiving?
Jade Barnes gives a commentary on the false Thanksgiving narrative and how the erasure of injustices against Indigenous people continue to affect Indigenous societies today.
What does your music taste say about you?
Sophie Prior explores the link between music taste and personality.