Nuclear power is a lazy solution to the climate crisis
Following the government's investment of £100 million in nuclear power stations, Davina discusses the effectiveness of nuclear power as a solution to climate change.
2022
Live Theatre’s Elevator Festival 2022 introduces the best new plays by rising talent
Elevator Festival returns to Live Theatre from Tuesday 16 to Saturday 26 March with an exciting opportunity to take a first look at plays by the future theatre makers from…
Russo-UK relations over the Ukraine Crisis: stalemates, diplomacy, and war on the Eastern Front?
With Foreign Secretary Liz Truss currently in talks with her Russian counterpart Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov; the question must be asked, can the UK, and the West more broadly, achieve…
Should Valentine’s Day be as important as society dictates?
As Valentine’s Day rolls around once more, whilst many couples are buying oversized teddy bears, cliché Valentine’s cards and bottles of bubbly, many of us are left thinking ‘I wish…
Eating disorders vs media representation
Despite affecting anyone, regardless of gender, age, race, and sexuality, there is a harmful but common media representation of eating disorders affecting young Caucasian females who are particularly concerned with…
‘La La Land’ – love it or hate it?
Lara Eastaugh discusses why Damien Chazelle's 2017 movie musical 'La La Land' continues to be so controversial
Looking beyond the label: vegan beauty brands and ethical standards
Halle Afflick discusses the move towards Veganism in all of our beauty products and encourages everyone to be as sustainable as we can be!
Professor Alan Lowdon awarded OBE for pivotal role in developing offshore wind links with USA
OBE awarded to Alan Lowdon for services to UK and US offshore wind collaboration. Find out about Alan’s expertise and how he is supporting Durham University researchers and students through…
Durham Drama Festival : Mark Hillery Programme Review
War, Pillowforts and Marriage Proposals : Durham Drama Festival’s Outstanding Fifth Day.
Durham Drama Festival : Mount Oswald Programme Review
The Mount Oswald Programme of the Durham Drama Festival had two very different plays, both displaying incredible writing.