Durham University's Online Student Magazine
How would you feel if, every month, a section of your lung began to grow in your arm, your leg, or even your eyes? Every time you breathe, that piece…
From youthful nostalgia to enduring influence, Ben Shone explores American Football's re-release of their debut album, and how covers from artists of different genres reimagine this Midwest emo classic.
A discussion of what the recent release of ‘Wicked’ in cinemas means for the musical theatre genre.
It’s the time of year we’ve all been waiting for… not Christmas, no, the release of Spotify Wrapped! Time for our music-listening stats, trends and oddities to be revealed to…
Do you find yourself pulled into the Durham market’s vintage shop when out and about from lectures? As do I, so in this article I’m joined by Becky Ashby, the…
From Sir Walter Raleigh to Edgar Allen Poe, many have found themselves captivated by the intrigue and riches of El Dorado. The legend of El Dorado has its origins in…
Jane Rance studies three fairy tales that inspired famous ballet adaptations, examining their similarities and differences.
Delve into Alice's storytelling explanation of why you need to get up to Edinburgh before Christmas
What are the biggest risks facing humanity today? You’ll probably come up with a list containing the likes of climate change and nuclear war. Surely, the biggest risks are those…
Image: Esther on Flickr The dominant and fundamental presence of conservatism amongst the English people throughout its modern history has meant that the ultimate symbol of English identity- the British…