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The Unity of the Human Mind

Jennifer Irvine 2nd November 2018 No Comments

A brief overview of the concept of percpectivism and the different ways in which people view the world around them.

Creative Culture & Arts Drama

Review: ‘Daisy Pulls It Off’

Gheorghe Williams 2nd November 2018 No Comments

Hild Bede Theatre's production of Denise Deegan's classic comedy scores a respectable success in staging a giddy, tongue-in-cheek parody of schoolgirl adventure stories, but suffers occasionally from inconsistent pacing.

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Durham Student to make GB Senior Hockey Debut

Anna Traherne 1st November 2018 No Comments

Great Britain have announced their 18-strong squad for this month’s Women’s Champions Trophy in China, featuring Durham University undergraduate, Tess Howard. Tess Howard, a second year Geography student at Durham…

Gaming Lifestyle

Xbox Games Pass: a Passing Trend or Gaming’s Answer to Netflix?

Joe Worthington 1st November 2018 1 Comment

Joe explores the ups and downs of the Xbox game pass: the video game answer to Netflix

Culture & Arts Editor's Picks Literature

Bilingualism: why it matters to students of literature

Zazie Atkinson 1st November 2018 No Comments

Zazie Atkinson close reads Kafka to illustrate the layered understanding of literature a bilingual interpretation allows.

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Durham’s ultimate Halloween guide

Olivia Nevill 31st October 2018 No Comments

Halloween, one of our favourite days of the year, is fast approaching, so we've treated (or maybe tricked) you with a student's guide to celebrating Halloween in Durham.

Editor's Picks Food

Durham’s kitchen nightmares

Eleanor Warden 31st October 2018 No Comments

It's been a month since this year's second years began cooking for themselves. Despite their enthusiasm, their efforts have led to some questionable (and sometimes dangerous) results in the kitchen...

Creative

Our Top Writers Of The Moment

Sidrah Zubair 30th October 2018 No Comments

The Creative Team have got together to make their very first collab article of the year!

Editor's Picks Science & Technology

Three dimensions in every sense: A Black History Month feature

Abigail Smith-Buckle 30th October 2018 No Comments

To celebrate Black History Month, Abigail Smith-Buckle writes about the inspiring life of Valerie L. Thomas, a black, female scientist and inventor.

Student Life

Will you be or have you ever been #Rippedoff?

Anna Shepherd 30th October 2018 No Comments

The raising of university fees has caused outrage by the students, leading to a rally on Friday, where Anna Shepherd spoke to some students about their concerns of the current…

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