‘Moonage Daydream’ review: Bowie documentary is a kaleidoscopic whirlwind
“Who is he? What is he? Where did he come from? Is he a creature of a foreign power? Is he a creep, is he dangerous, is he smart, dumb,…
The Qatar World Cup – funding exploitation?
Joseph Spencer explores Qatar's exploitation of women, workers, and LGBTQ+ in the run-up to the country's hosting of the World Cup
Throwing soup on artwork as climate protest: tactical or tacky?
Victoria Cheng discusses whether Just Stop Oil's public art stunts are effective forms of climate activism.
The Durham Student Bucket List
Editor-in-Chief Melissa Rumbold gives her bucket list picks for any Durham student before they graduate
Winnie-the-Pooh turns violent in ‘Blood and Honey’ trailer
Josh Goodwin shares his opinion on the recent 'Blood and Honey' trailer.
Let them eat soup
On the 14th of October 2022, the JSO (Just Stop Oil) organization threw a can of tomato soup at Van Gogh's celebrated Sunflowers. Is this a violent act against an…
What Mahsa Amini’s hijab symbolises for women’s clothes
Tara Clemmit explores the ways in which women's bodies are being policed through clothing restrictions
GLUE IV: Back Again – Durham rock resurrected!
Last night saw the return of Glue. Hosted by The Angel, with their walls decked in retro rock posters, and the bands level with the audience in this snug setting,…
Scaring the patriarchy: the literary legacy of the witch
Edie Gilmour reflects on the evolution of witches throughout literature.