What does your music taste say about you?
Sophie Prior explores the link between music taste and personality.
Review: DOE’s ‘Dido and Aeneas’
Seana Johansson-Keys reviews Durham Opera Ensemble's performance of Purcell's 'Dido and Aeneas'.
Baking the stress away: three wintery recipes to gift or eat with friends
Emily O'Mullane gives three suggestions of winter bakes to share with friends and gifts to accompany them
A cup complexity – Understanding the issues behind LGBTQ rights in the Middle East
In the spirit of the World Cup, Caitlyn Clement explores the issues surrounding the slow progress of LGBTQ rights within the MENA region
A Cinema of Intimacy: the sensuous world of Wong Kar-wai
Explore a few sources of intimacy in cinema.
Durham: fashion capital of the world
Jessica explores the ins and outs of Durham fashion trends and quirks.
“I want people to appreciate the diversity that we have in Durham”– an interview with International Students’ Association President Elena Meier, part two
Elena Meier and I conversed about the problems that international students encounter in Durham and the contribution that the international community makes to student life.
“I want people to appreciate the diversity that we have in Durham”– an interview with International Students’ Association President Elena Meier
The Bubble sat down with Elena Meier and in a wide-ranging interview discussed the appeal of Durham University for international students and whether expectation meets reality when you arrive in…
Fastening the tunic: feminist retellings of Greek mythology
Abby Donaldson recommends some trendy modern retellings of the tales of Ancient Greece and the strong, passionate women it raises.
Has the point of the TV show Stranger Things been turned ‘upside down’?
Following from the international success and recognition the TV show 'Stranger Things' has received, Phoebe Cook looks at whether the over commercialisation has turned this motion picture into more of…