The ultimate guide to hot chocolate in Durham
We’re quickly entering into the festive season, and that can only mean one thing: hot chocolate! Being away from home can sometimes remind us of missing comforts – especially when…
Theatre and class: Is theatre a medium of unity or division?
Part 2 of a series about classism in the theatre, exploring how the 'highbrow' assumption surrounding theatre is exclusionary, and the complicated history of the English theatre. Isabelle Bylett discusses…
The upcoming Netflix sequel you probably didn’t know existed
Ah, 2020, the year where a global pandemic shut down cinemas and had even the best new films premiering on streaming. Also, the year where Netflix released an original that…
Speaking in Tongues
I lifted my eyes and looked out of the window at the snow falling from the dark sky, the snow silently covers the sidewalks, the cars, the roofs of houses…
A day with Sara Teasdale
Spending the day with Sara Teasdale's "Love Songs"
‘Procrastination’ or just pure laziness
Procrastination. An extremely ironic topic for this article. A situation I have often found myself in is having a task on my to do list and forefront of my mind…
The art of cycling in Durham
Catriona Eke reviews her experience of being a cyclist in Durham.
Pt. I Born to compete
Talent vs skill, nature vs nurture… Are some people just born to compete? In part one of two, Ufuoma Urhioke discusses nature in sport.
Get me out – November at uni
November. That dreaded month of first term, the month that feels endless. Taylor Swift said it best: ‘Grey November, I’ve been down since July…’. A surprisingly common trend I’ve noticed,…
“Auroras over Durham, I saw them last week”
Have you noticed all the amazing auroras we've been getting? Callum Oozeerally explores the reasons behind the phenomena as well as why we are seeing it so much at the…