The Types of Undergraduate and How to Deal with their Essays
Harry Malebranche explores the different types of undergraduate essays: are you ‘The Ran-Out-Of-Time Kid’ or ‘The Inevitable 2:1’?
Shakespeare in Art
Olivia Gillespie explores the ‘rich and strange’ world of artworks inspired by Shakespeare’s works.
‘Wolf Hall’: Episode Four
Claire Oxlade rejects many viewers’ claims that this week’s episode of ‘Wolf Hall’, the BBC2 drama, was boring.
Would a Podemos win turn Spain into Venezuela?
Virut Hemnilrat examines the relationship between Spain’s Podemos party and Hugo Chávez’s Venezuela.
‘Doing God’: Why Is American Politics So Obsessed With Religion?
Cora Sweet explores the role that religion plays in American politics.
The greatest European managers
Tim Stickings names his top ten European managers of all time.
Durham’s Best Brunches
Sophie Cobley and Lauren West review the best brunch spots in Durham, from lesser-known gems on Neville Street to the more central hot-spots.
Behind the promises
David Lever examines what the coalition government has done for the deficit, growth and employment, in the first of our series on the economic perspective of the General Election 2015.
The Valentine’s Day Playlist: The Best and Worst Schmaltzy Songs
Stuck for love songs to play today? Don’t fear. Danielle Doward takes us through the good, the bad, and just plain cheesy.
The Sami Peoples: A Story of Nature and Persecution
Will Parsons delves into the fascinating history of the Sami Peoples, an indigenous group from Scandanavia who have faced brutal persecution in recent centuries.