Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Alex Zimaras talks about the importance of sport at University and the challenges faced by Team Durham in overcoming the legacy of COVID and barriers to student participation.
In the first part of my interview with the President of Durham University’s sporting body, I asked about the allure of being an elite athlete and what makes Team Durham…
Abby Donaldson wishes a happy 100th anniversary to the books published in 1922 that make up today's literary canon.
A review of the TV show Heartstopper. Phoebe Cook writes about Durham alumnis, Alice Oseman graphic novel turned TV show.
From luxurious ferns to prickly cacti, it seems like a house isn’t a home without a house plant. But where did all of these indoor plants come from?
Joseph Spencer suggests a winter getaway to Amsterdam and give his recommendations.
Phoenix Woolnough unearths the dark history of IQ testing by focusing on its intersection with eugenicist politics and multi-layered repression in the United States.
Freya Harrington discusses the resignation of Liz Truss and the imminent Conservative Party election.
Liz Truss’s government, at six weeks old, is the size of a baked bean. And yet this new beginning has already been marked by many an end. Kwasi Kwarteng suffered…
Sally Holden explores how weather and the climate have influenced historical change