The pressure to find love at university
Maia Cuschera discusses the relationship pressures faced by students at university
Just Stop Oil protests hit universities across the UK
Catriona Eke summarises the recent Just Stop Oil protests at UK universities
Just Stop Oil’s vandalism in the light of the Sycamore Gap tree; an acceptable kind of vandalism?
Orla Compton looks at different attitudes towards vandalism and environmental protection.
Party time: the takeaway from this year’s political party conferences
Esme Bell discusses the recent Conservative and Labour party conferences, and what they could mean for the upcoming elections.
Amsterdam: a city of parallels
Amy Gaffney gives her recommendations for both the chaotic and quaint sides of the Netherland's capital: Amsterdam.
Are we letting down young men and boys in our conversations surrounding eating disorders?
Samuel Bentley discusses how we can make men and boys feel safer in our discourse around disordered eating.
Far from nursery rhymes: William Blake’s ‘Songs of Innocence and Experience’
How William Blake's poems about nature and children also comment upon representations of God and criticise the government.
The history of Durham University
Welcome to the first Editor's Note of the year. In this article, Kirsten Meek examines the history of Durham University, exploring its evolution from 1832 to present day.
Kate Burns Shares her Rape and Molestation Story
Kate Burns, a poet who helps women recovering from sexual trauma, shares her sexual assault and rape story. The discussion focuses on her book 'All My Favourite Men are Dead'.…