Exams are over – how will you be celebrating?
With exams over, Durham summertime has begun, writes Rory Tingle.
Review: Oldfields
Hannah Davis is impressed by Oldfields’ lunch offering.
The Right: to be engaged or to be ignored?
Josh Newmark examines the part played by left-wing political parties in the success of the right.
A Mother’s Grief and Contours of the Night
Helena Clough shares two poems with The Bubble.
Durham leads the UK with the first city centre hydro-turbine
The turbine will provide two-thirds of the electricity required for the development, reports Rory Tingle.
Fairphone as a phone
Chas Nelson continues his analysis of Fairphone, this time reviewing the phone itself.
#selfie: Charitable Narcissism or Simply Self(ie)-Obsession?
Ryan West considers whether selfies can really be a force for good.
Hey, You Should Play This: ‘Dust: An Elysian Tail’
Anthony Loughlin returns from his foray into Xbox Live Arcade, with a recommendation for ‘Dust: An Elysian Tail’.
Music in Troubled Times – Part 2
Sam Graham asks how conflict shaped English 20th century classical music.
Have you heard?
Ellie Hattersley plays us her original song, ‘Have you heard?’