Are TV and media effective tools for climate activism?
Flo Wright gives her take on the role of TV and the media in climate activism.
2022
Jarvis Cocker: perv or public conscience?
It’s 3 am and I can’t sleep so I’m binge-watching Jarvis Cocker interviews. In a Guardian interview from 2011, a slightly jaded Jarvis admits that he only started the whole…
Stop trying to be ‘that girl’ and be ‘this girl’ instead
What I am trying to say here, dear readers, is yes, we should focus on ourselves. But let’s not forget that we are humans, not machines.
Durham University leads new £2.5m scheme to support BAME scholars in North East England
Durham University is leading a new £2.5m project to support more Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) students and staff to widen access and participation in postgraduate research. Newcastle University,…
DULOG’s ‘Guys and Dolls’ review
For their annual production, DULOG presented the 1950’s Broadway classic ‘Guys and Dolls’ at the Gala Theatre.
New year, new me?
Abigail Brierley discusses New Year's resolutions, and how they so often get lost in the whirlwind of university.
Joe Biden: one year on
It was certainly not the one-year anniversary Joe Biden had hoped for. On January 19th – the eve of Biden’s first year in office – the president gathered a press…
Durham University’s archaeologists uncover ancient tower at Auckland Castle
In one of the largest excavations of a bishops house anywhere in Europe the remains of a three-or-four-story tower from a medieval castle have been uncovered by a team of…
Ryszard Kapuscinski – journalist with a mission
In this article, Natalia Brudkowska introduces us to the most prominent Polish journalist - Ryszard Kapuscinski - who gained international recognition as an author of literary reportages.
2022, the year of travel rebound
In this article, Emma Francini discusses the upcoming travel trends for 2022.