‘Anything Goes’ review by Niamh Williams
Niamh Williams reviews this year's instalment of DULOG's annual Gala show, the fabulously nautical 'Anything Goes'.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Niamh Williams reviews this year's instalment of DULOG's annual Gala show, the fabulously nautical 'Anything Goes'.
Tara Clemmit gives her take on the styling of Mean Girls (2024) and mourns the loss of iconic 00s/90s fashion in film
Madeleine Grogan shares four morning meal preps to make ahead of your week to help your mornings run more smoothly.
In 2020, Durham SU passed a motion to support People and Planet's Fossil Free Careers campaign. What does this mean for the University?
Maia Cuschera discusses the pros and cons of online dating at university.
In this article, Rory Mcalpine explores the disturbing implications of deepfakes within modern politics.
In this article, Kirsten discusses the psychological term 'the halo effect' in relation to Eliza Clark's debut novel 'Boy Parts.'
Madeline Harding gives us some of her favourite 2023 album releases by female solo artists.
Get in loser! We’re reviewing Mean Girls (2024)!
Ann Joseph examines the concerns raised over the use of potentially harmful chemicals in the cosmetics industry.