University sport: ‘welcome drinks’
Megan Wilson discusses the pressure of being a fresher at university and sports clubs newly-named 'welcome drinks' events.
Art Hunt to return at The Riverwalk
Durham’s Summer in the City 2021 arts festival will finish with the return of a free outdoor art exhibition at The Riverwalk. The Art Hunt, which is now in its…
Award-winning Durham University students’ YouTube summer camp enters second year
A free, virtual summer camp run by Durham University students is returning for its second year. ‘Learn With Us’ was designed to keep young people aged nine to eleven learning…
Global Opportunity Funding Boost for Durham
Durham University has been awarded a grant from the Turing Scheme, the UK government’s new programme to study and work abroad. This funding will give more than 200 Durham students…
Durham University’s World Heritage Site visitor attractions to reopen to visitors
Durham University’s World Heritage Site visitor attractions will be open to the public from Tuesday 20th July for the first time since March 2020.
Child safeguarding expert becomes one of UK’s youngest female black professors
Carlene Firmin, MBE, has been appointed Professor of Social Work at Durham University.
Cyberpunk 2077 returns to the PlayStation Store – but does it even matter?
Months after its removal, Cyberpunk 2077 returns to the PlayStation store but does this even matter anymore?
Summer in the City festival returns to Durham
Durham University organisers have announced that the Summer in the City arts festival is returning for 2021. The festival, which aims to celebrate theatre, music and art, will be held…
Destiny 2’s ‘Monsters’ cutscene is chilling – and remarkable
Taking a look at the Season of the Splicer’s story so far, and the moment we were all waiting for
Review: Lorde’s ‘Solar Power’
Aoifke Madeleine discusses Lorde's new single 'Solar Power' and upcoming album.