Alan Turing: the 20th century’s greatest person?
Oliver Scott reviews BBC Two's series 'The Greatest Person of the 20th Century' which placed influential icons of the 20th Century against each other in a competition which proved to…
Reviewing the BBC’s ‘Safe Harbour’, a highly topical and morally riveting drama!
A highly topical and morally riveting drama depicting the collision between Australian friends holidaying on a sailing yacht and a teeming migrant boat with a dead engine in international waters.…
Say Yes to No-Fault Divorce
Nicholas Brown praises the government's plans to reform Britain's archaic divorce law.
What does Brexit mean for British Sport?
Brexit, the controversial and prolonged withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union, has had a vast impact on the political atmosphere and economic climate in Britain, as well…
Birdsong
"Can you hear the birdsong up above?"
Post DUCFS: Continuing the Conversation about Sustainable Fashion
Durham University Charity Fashion show recently broke new records for their show, culminating in an outstanding £150,000 raised as a final total for the Environmental Justice Foundation. Here are The…
The Ophelia Effect: On The Virgin Suicides and Personal Grief
Meg Luesley gives a personal take on Sofia Coppola's classic by
What Body-Positivity is Really About: The Reclaiming of Bodies, Narratives and Digital Media
A look into the weaponisation of social media by women themselves, to disrupt the body-shaming rhetoric, destabilise conventionally idealised body types and rewrite the narratives on beauty.
Why it’s great to be different: The Outsider Art Sale of William Louis-Dreyfus at Christie’s
Nicholas Brown guides us through what it means to be different as an artist in a modern world.
A Realistic Social Media Detox
With summatives stress mounting, most of us are probably wasting more time than we have glaring into our phones, but in reality, is this what we need?