Review: The Lobster
Justin Browning reviews Yorgos Lanthimos’ bizarre and touching film about the modern state of romance.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Justin Browning reviews Yorgos Lanthimos’ bizarre and touching film about the modern state of romance.
Ruby Conolan Barrett reviews LTC’s second production of the year: Punk Rock.
Euan Mullock’s Tale of Two Cities: religious Jerusalem and work-hard-play-hard Tel Aviv.
Hugo Harris reports on the students ‘mourning’ the rise in college fees and the response from the university.
In his latest column, Harvey Tomes praises the Northern Powerhouse as a necessary and innovative idea.
Dahyun Kim argues that fairy tale “happily-ever-afters” can be more harmful, than they are happy.
Florence Cook reports on nights out, accommodation fees, and a brilliant eight minutes for Durham University Charity Fashion Show.
Peter Swan takes us through the spectacular sights of the Yorkshire Dales through the medium of photography.
Peter Swan takes us through the spectacular sights of the Yorkshire Dales through the medium of photography.
Kaitlynn Veno argues for the feminist cause of equal gender representation in music and the media.