Gap-year fear
Turning post-graduation anxiety into excitement
What is History?
Ciaran Cook explores what History is, and what this means for us
Beating the January blues, one second at a time
Annabel Clancy discusses how she's beating the January blues by finding joy in life's small things.
The tragedy of Ophelia: Breaking her silence
It came to my attention while sitting in an English lecture on Shakespeare’s Hamlet, in which my lecturers dove into Hamlet’s existentialism and quest for revenge, that this play was…
A Mancunian in Durham
Kate Langton shares her experience as a Mancunian studying in Durham and reveals what she misses most about Manchester.
I Watched Saltburn with my Parents – and they Enjoyed it!
Josh Goodwin gives his thoughts on the family festive classic... Saltburn?
A love letter to the Bill Bryson Library
Emily O'Mullane discusses the small things that make the Bill Bryson Library her favourite space in Durham
Beautiful Books about Elephants
For those who love reading and love elephants – as all the best people do – then the following books might just be the sort of stories you’ll enjoy! Running…
Houthi attacks in the Red Sea Spark Global Concern: Unraveling the Motives Behind Yemen’s Houthi Faction and the consequences
In reaction to the Israel-Hamas confrontation in Gaza, which has greatly expanded throughout the area, the Houthi movement has begun attacking ships in the Red Sea. In response, air and…
Is surrogacy a foreign policy issue? An analysis of Pope Francis’ foreign policy speech
Charlotte Lawrence explores the foreign policy speech given by Pope Francis and questions whether surrogacy is as grave of a threat to peace as stated by the Pope.