Was Margaret of Anjou as bad as Shakespeare said she was?
Shakespeare called her the “she-wolf of France” and a “hateful withered hag” but was Margaret of Anjou really as bad as that? I’d argue not and that it is time…
Go rogue and make your friends edible Christmas gifts this year!
Kate Langton explores the world of edible Christmas gifts and shares her favourite recipes for stained-glass biscuits, baileys fudge, and Christmas chutney!
Post-modernism : proud elitism or breath of fresh air?
For a few decades now, overly experimental theatre has discouraged regular people from going to the theatre at all, as we tend to consider it too elitist or even snobbish.…
The aromantic experiences of Jo March in ‘Little Women’
Magali O'Brien explores how Jo March's narrative in 'Little Women' reflects the real life experiences of many aromantic people.
25 ways to have a sustainable Christmas
Ollie Riley-Smith gives his top tips on celebrating sustainably during this festive period.
A Cold December Evening
In this short story, Madeline approaches the festive season from a unique perspective, underlining the value of kindness and generosity at Christmas.
The secret history of Coco Chanel
This article uncovers the dark relationships and affiliations that Coco Chanel had in order to elevate her iconic Coco Chanel empire.
Star sign compatibility: more complicated than it seems?
Jasmine Allum addresses common arguments surrounding the use of star signs in matchmaking, before delving into the complex history of the Zodiac. Should astrology influence our perception of romantic love,…
Cafe crawl bucket-list
Abigail Brierley reflects on her Durham cafe experiences
A ‘fairer Chile’: the electoral contest of two extremities
Nearly 10 years ago, a generation of university students occupied campuses for months in an attempt to change access to education for all. Fast forward to 2021, this same generation…