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Normal People: the enigma of falling in love with fictional characters (part one)

Anonymous Contributor 9th October 2020 No Comments

Anonymous takes a personal look back on a lockdown made better by television hit Normal People with its enigmatic protagonist, Connell Waldron, and explores the deep infatuation we feel for…

Student Life

Durham University restricts Collingwood and Mary’s students for seven days

Meghna Amin 8th October 2020 No Comments

Durham University has officially asked all livers-in from St Mary's College and Collingwood College to remain on campus and only attend university activities for the next seven days.

Gaming

Why Nintendo messed up with ‘Super Mario 3D All-Stars’

Mia Chitty 8th October 2020 No Comments

Three classic games in one collection: just about worth the money, but the lack of extra content for the 35th Anniversary is jarring

Editor's Picks Film

Tenet: Nolan’s Secret Project Revealed

Magali OBrien 7th October 2020 1 Comment

Magali O’Brien takes a look at Christopher Nolan’s mysterious new film.

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Embracing autumn with home-made apple scones

Chloe Waugh 7th October 2020 No Comments

Well, it’s official. As Michaelmas term commences and we prepare for the cold months ahead, we must officially say goodbye to summer and embrace the new season. Although this year…

Everyday Politics

Where do you come from, Where do you go? A look at border controls

Ciara Church 7th October 2020 No Comments

A form of regulated borders or ‘border control’ has existed since medieval Europe. In these time’s ‘borders’ equated to the ancient stone walls such as the enclose the city of…

Student Life

A New Academic Year’s Goals

Manon Sintes 6th October 2020 No Comments

Manon Sintes reflects on what she wants to be different this year at Durham.

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‘We Cannot Edit Our Past’: The Dangers of Removing Political Debate from Schools

Ciaran Picker 29th September 2020 No Comments

There is no denying the importance of education, especially in our formative school years. We learn how and why things happen and use that information to form opinions about the…

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Durham Student Theatre: Top Tips for Freshers

Aimee Dickinson 27th September 2020 No Comments

Aimee Dickinson reflects on her time with DST, whilst offering some friendly advice for upcoming freshers.

Editor's Picks Student Life

Durham University Vice-Chancellor pays tribute to ‘journalistic pioneer’, alumnus Sir Harold Evans

Meghna Amin 24th September 2020 No Comments

The Vice-Chancellor of Durham University has paid tribute to Sir Harold Evans, a journalistic pioneer and alumni at the university.

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