Faust IV Live!
Evie Nicholson reviews Faust's concert at Union Chapel on the 15 November
My homes
The author discusses the difficulty faced by students of knowing where home is.
The history of the Gingerbread House
Harriet Banks delves into the history of the gingerbread house and how it became such a widespread Christmas tradition.
Tips for sustainable travel
Ollie Riley-Smith gives some sustainable travel tips ahead of the Christmas holidays.
Rainfall
In this poem, Emily explores how weather typically associated with negativity can be viewed from a different perspective.
Face to face teaching cancelled as Storm Arwen sets its sights on Durham
At 2pm today, Durham University students received an email announcing that all face to face teaching would cease from 2pm due to the red weather warning in place for Durham.
Review: Sightline Productions presents ‘Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons’
Ever wondered what it would be like to live in a world in which you could only say 140 words a day? This production ingeniously explored this reality between the…
Populism and polarisation: France prepares itself for a divisive election
Upon securing victory in a splintering and deeply factional election, Emmanuel Macron spoke of a new vision for a pluralistic French society, pledging in turn to “combat all forms of…
Pressure mounts for Activision Blizzard CEO to step down following WSJ report
Already facing multiple lawsuits, Activision Blizzard must now reckon with a damning Wall Street Journal report which accuses long-standing CEO Bobby Kotick of deliberately hiding and abetting known abusers at…
Cuts to the arts are a cut to the UK’s heart
Earlier this year the then Education Secretary Gavin Williamson announced cuts to arts funding. What has happened since then, and how is it impacting us here at Durham?