Conservative Party Conference 2022: key take-aways
Kwasi Kwarteng ‘We need to get on and deliver’ the Chancellor insisted, although the collective pronoun sounded considerably weaker following the recent Tory revolt, led by Michael Gove, which led…
The surprising early history of women’s football
Sally Holden explores women's football in the early 20th century
The science of aging: can we live forever?
Can aging be stopped or slowed down? Or is it simply an inevitable process that we must accept? As humans, we have grown accustomed to the fact that we will…
A tight-knit community feel for all? LGBTQ+ experiences in small towns & villages
Lucy Beesley explains her experiences of growing up as part of the LGBTQ+ community.
The student loan reform: an insult to opportunity
Madison Towndrow explores the price UK students pay for an education
Apologia
Ruhee Parelkar channels a raw and confessional narrative voice.
To be and not to be: an introduction to dialetheism
Alex Mortimer introduces dialetheism, the philosophical and logical view that there are true contradictions.
Looking back on my first year at Durham University
Second year student, Isabel Drugan, reflects on what she's learnt during her time at university.
Dear Bubble Trouble: How do I still make friends after Freshers’ Week?
For our first edition of the new 'Agony Aunt' section, Kirsten Meek gives advice to a First Year student on how to make friends once Freshers' Week is over.
The media’s role in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
There is no doubt that the media plays a vital role in shaping the public's view of political ongoings worldwide. This article explores the role of the media in the…