The fight for women’s rights in Afghanistan
Davina Veselichka analyses the current struggle for women's rights in Afghanistan under the new Taliban regime.
Activision Blizzard CEO takes pay cut amidst California lawsuits
Activision Blizzard's many lawsuits have resulted in CEO Bobby Kotick taking a voluntary paycut until change is made. However, is this merely performative or a sign of a larger shift…
Spiking: a recounting from a friend
In this article, an anonymous source details the events following one of her housemates being spiked to explore the larger effects of spiking.
‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ is a gay meme and I love it
Magali O'Brien reflects on what makes the Venom sequel great.
Britain – a country dressed in black
Exploring the alternatives to black clothing for autumn/winter fashion.
Review: Kanye West’s ‘Donda’
Isobel Clark reviews Kanye West's latest album, 'Donda'.
Durham University appoints new senior leader for equality, diversity and inclusion
Durham University has appointed Dr Shaid Mahmood as Durham’s first Pro-Vice Chancellor (Equality, Diversity and Inclusion).
Review : TDTC presents ‘Freshers’ showcase’
The Tone Deaf Theatre Company returns to the Assembly Rooms for a truly breathtaking showcase.
Bisexuality versus pansexuality – an ever changing debate?
Jasmine Allum gives her take on the evolving nature of sexual identities, discussing how the definitions of commonly used identifiers have changed throughout time.
British tennis history: Cameron Norrie’s Indian Wells success
With the recent success of Britains Cameron Norrie, Megan Wilson takes a look at his journey to his first Masters 1000 title in the Indian Wells desert.