Isabelle Bylett reviews the Elysium Theatre Company’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s Othello
Isabelle Bylett discusses race and the position of the outsider in the Elysium Theatre Company’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s Othello.
Buying Away the Beautiful Game
Theo Drayton explores the controversy surrounding the rise of the Saudi Pro League in the footballing world
Murder on the Dance Floor – Honduras
Aged 18, I moved to a rural town in the Honduran mountains, setting up a new life as an English teacher in the murder capital of the world. I have…
Popular Durham nightclub revealed to have links to 15th century kingdom
On Thursday evening, shocking information was leaked from an anonymous source within the popular Durham nightclub Bohemia. We sent our best investigative journalist to get the full scoop, and this…
Working it out on the remix: how Charli XCX is reviving the album
Myrtle Watts delves into the prolonged success of BRAT and how music listening culture might be changing
AI, the new Nobel laureate
Callum Oozeerally explores the domination of AI in the 2024 Nobel Prizes and the controversies it has sparked in the science community.
Begin, again
The dice is rolled. Our hands meet as I pass it to the next player. Sometimes it is a warm embrace, other times a hurried snatch. Mother and I have…
‘Nobody Wants This’: the rom-com revamp everybody wanted
There is no denying the cultural phenomenon of the romantic comedy, despite the fact that the common opinion shared by most chronically-online 20-something year-olds is that ‘they don’t make them…
Finding a home in Hong Kong
Phoenix Woolnough explores what it meant to move abroad to Hong Kong for a year.
The ‘hotgirlification’ of reading and the implications behind a book as the ultimate fashion accessory
Everyone wants to be a literary 'hot girl' but what exactly are the implications behind it?