The art of cycling in Durham
Catriona Eke reviews her experience of being a cyclist in Durham.
November 2024
Pt. I Born to compete
Talent vs skill, nature vs nurture… Are some people just born to compete? In part one of two, Ufuoma Urhioke discusses nature in sport.
Get me out – November at uni
November. That dreaded month of first term, the month that feels endless. Taylor Swift said it best: ‘Grey November, I’ve been down since July…’. A surprisingly common trend I’ve noticed,…
“Auroras over Durham, I saw them last week”
Have you noticed all the amazing auroras we've been getting? Callum Oozeerally explores the reasons behind the phenomena as well as why we are seeing it so much at the…
Trump’s re-election and what it means for the environment
Catriona Eke considers the future of US climate policy, following the recent re-election of Donald Trump.
From 6 months of ski to the Billy B
Alice describes the reality check of coming back to univerisity after a "gap yahh"
Quiet heroism in Claire Keegan’s Small Things Like These
A reflection on Claire Keegan’s poignant exploration of the human condition through the lens of a hardworking coal merchant.
Elitism in theatre: why is theatre increasingly inaccessible?
Emily Sanderson discusses elitism and accessibility in theatre and what can be done about it.
Autumn’s closing soundtrack
Fall is fading - and it needs a soundtrack for its closing act. Here are a few songs to add to your rotation so you can hold onto the last…
Critics shocked as Controversy Machine generates new controversy
Critics and onlookers alike have been profoundly shaken as the Controversy Machine creates unexpected Controversy - Read here to get the full scoop.