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Georgia: the forgotten election

Emily Scriven 8th November 2020 No Comments

With much of the world's media focussed on the US, Emily Scriven looks into the under-reported election in Georgia.

Art & Photography

Social Media Spotlight: Curator Katy Hessel and @thegreatwomenartists

Grace Brimacombe-Rand 8th November 2020 No Comments

Shining a spotlight on forgotten and up-and-coming female artists, Katy Hessel’s celebrated @thegreatwomenartists on Instagram is one account you should be following to keep you inspired and learning this Lockdown.…

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Part II Flight Free Travel: an interview with Rosie Watson

Lucy Lloyd 8th November 2020 No Comments

On 17th August 2019, Rosie Watson set off on a journey from the Lake District to Mongolia. Instead of taking the nine-hour flight, she decided – inspired by a lifelong…

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Part I Flight Free Travel: an interview with Rosie Watson

Lucy Lloyd 7th November 2020 No Comments

On 17th August 2019, Rosie Watson set off on a journey from the Lake District to Mongolia. Instead of taking the nine-hour flight, she decided – inspired by a lifelong…

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What if- ?

Caitlin Conmy 7th November 2020 No Comments

Hide in a room, painted with gold. Feed them the ambitions, that you have been told. What do you mean; the world is a void? You should be grateful for…

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Review: DUCT’s Classical Acting Showcase

Francesca Chaplin 6th November 2020 No Comments

Francesca Chaplin enjoys the variation in DUCT's Classical Acting Showcase.

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The Brick Wall

Charlize Spriggs 6th November 2020 No Comments

In this article, Charlize Spriggs simultaneously reflects on the second national lockdown keeping many of us away from our loved ones, as well as contemplating the impact of the Black…

Philosophy & Religion

Jesus Unfiltered: Faith and Racial Injustice w/ Chine McDonald

Joseph Knight 6th November 2020 No Comments

Jesus Unfiltered is Durham CU’s new podcast that aims to make sense of Christianity in the Modern World. In our most recent episode ‘Faith and Racial Injustice – Is God…

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Chile’s constitutional ‘rebirth’: an historic victory

Catalina Mella 5th November 2020 No Comments

Catalina Mella - a Chilean student - explores what the recent referendum result will mean for her country's future and, importantly, its past

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“Photographs of Adam”

Grace Jessop 5th November 2020 No Comments

A anonymous account of letting go of past love

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