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To an unfamiliar mind, philosophy may come across as a daunting field of study for its intellectually challenging ideas and equally convoluted literature. As a result, discussion of philosophy is…
In preparation for Sightline Productions’ Angel, I chatted to Director, Hiba Benhamed and actress, Gayaneh Vlieghe, during their rehearsal.
As you forlornly type away, in the darkened depths of the belly of the Billy B(east), for an assignment which is due the next day, you may see a handsome…
Veteran vegan Isobel Parker gives us her tips and tricks to surviving Veganuary. From the best Vegan restaurants, to the easiest food substitutions, she has all of your Vegan questions…
"A fundamental misunderstanding is presented in the earlier article" - a submitted response to a previously published piece on the concept and use of 'trigger warnings.'
I grew up in a country where politics is a strictly formal affair largely overseen by middle-aged men continuously spouting thick, impenetrable jargon which puts most of my co-nationals to…
It's always the same story. Will this year be different?
"the troupe offer unique and innovative material in the sketches"- Clara Knight reviews 'The Durham Revue presents: Apocalypse... Now?'
In September 2018, the Charity Finance Group says Brexit “will be bad for both charities and their beneficiaries”.
SAS: Who Dares Wins- Probably Not a Woman?
'SAS: Who Dares Wins' is back and with female competitors- but will this actually change anything about the programme? Lydia Buckroyd explores.