‘The Apprentice’ Returns: Review
It’s that time of year again. The time for gathering around the TV on a Thursday evening to watch as 18 candidates in brightly coloured suits take part in entertaining…
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The rise (and fall!) of Pookie, and TikTok’s fickle nature
Sarah Kelly explores TikTok's on -again, off-again obsession with creators - most notably 'Pookie'.
Tory Revolutionaries
Conservative revolutionaries are a clear paradox, and yet how else can we explain the Tory Party today?
Marrakesh in March
Whilst studying in Germany, I was lucky to have had almost all of February, March, and April off, with no university commitments. Albeit grateful for the extended break, the grey…
Cashing in on Valentine’s Day
In this article, Annabel Clancy re-evaluates the commercialised aspect of Valentine's Day.
Conversations with Friends: Durham Edition
What does being a student in Durham entail? How does the university experience vary? Join me for a conversation with my housemates about what being a student really means to…
The power of rhyme
Rhyme is a powerful device within poetry. It impacts the way you read a poem and adds meaning behind the words a poet writes. The rhymes within a poem can…
A very outdated Issue; the target on the LGBT community in Uganda
Claire Manning-Duignan writes about the harsh legislation against the LGBT community in Uganda
Unity: a philosophical fragment
Ignore it though you may, summative season is nigh. I am rather busy at the moment with coursework and applications, so I hope you’ll forgive me for having nothing to…