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Current Affairs Editor's Picks World Affairs

Myanmar: rebels group fighting back against the army following the coup in February

Cathy Poon 9th May 2021 No Comments

Cathy Poon discusses the current situation in Myanmar and the looks at the rebels fighting back

Drama Editor's Picks

‘The House of Bernarda Alba’: DST freshers play review

Ryan Oshea 9th May 2021 No Comments

Ryan O'Shea reviews DST's production of 'The House of Bernarda Alba'

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Durham University appoints its first female Vice-Chancellor

Livia Dove-Woods 8th May 2021 No Comments

Durham University has appointed its first female Vice-Chancellor, Professor Karen O’Brien, who will join Durham on January 4th 2022, succeeding current Vice-Chancellor Stuart Corbridge. Professor O’Brien has been successfully leading…

Editor's Picks Satire

A giant squid, and other worthy uses of Covid grants

Anna Stringer 8th May 2021 No Comments

After a particularly interesting use of a Covid relief grant hit the headlines this week, Anna Stringer suggests other causes worthy of a few (s)quid here and there.

Culture & Arts Editor's Picks Television

Why I’m (definately?) still mad about Line of Duty’s finale

Jamilla Smith-Joseph 7th May 2021 No Comments

With everyone still reeling from the finale, Jamilla Smith-Joseph gives us her Line of Duty review and explores the many questions and concerns the viewers have been left with.

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Face

Alice Craig 7th May 2021 No Comments

In this poem, Alice contemplates the nature of strangers she's met in Durham.

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Can ‘Hogwarts Legacy’ outrun J.K. Rowling?

Zara Lane 6th May 2021 No Comments

'Hogwarts Legacy' is announced at a time when J.K. Rowling is more polarizing than ever. Is it possible for the game to escape the author's controversies?

Culture & Arts Literature

Commentary: ‘A Day on the River’ by Vernon Scannell (Part 1)

Anon. 6th May 2021 No Comments

Scannell foregrounds a wider theme of maturation through a gradual shift in his description of the river, conveying remembrance and the loss of an innocent childhood.

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A Mirror to our Society: It All Comes Down at the Barbican

Rachel Barlow 6th May 2021 No Comments

An exploration of the digital exhibition at the Barbican, ‘It All Comes Down’, with a focus particularly on the work of Becca Lynes and Sneha Alexander.

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How has Generation Z influenced the Fashion Industry?

Irfan Ahmed 5th May 2021 No Comments

Irfan Ahmed explores the way Generation Z has influenced the fashion industry, as brands try to keep up with changing tastes and fashion styles, putting them at risk of being…

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