Durham Students Unite to help Ukrainian Refugees
Anna Murphy tells the story of how students at Durham University have been helping Ukrainian refugees seeking to come to the UK
2022 French presidential election: a divided France prepares to choose its fate
Current Affairs Deputy Editor Joshua Guillen analyses the possible consequences of the upcoming presidential election in France. The strength of unity in Europe, he argues, hangs in the balance.
Student sustainability: Sustain Meals
Lia talks to Charlie from Sustain Meals about their eco-friendly meal boxes, what sustainability really means, and how entrepreneurialism can help address the climate crisis.
How to reduce food waste
Izzy shares some student-friendly tips on how to reduce your food waste.
All about ink
Nothing is static. Everything we see is flying about at incomprehensible speeds. The objects we touch, the things we look at that are seemingly stationary are vibrating and moving as…
Live Theatre’s ‘Intergalactic (Petals and Constellations)’ review
Intergalactic (Petals and Constellations) was the first play to be performed for Live Theatre’s Elevator Festival, and it set the bar high.
Elden Ring: Not every game is for you – and that’s OK
With gaming wars seemingly reignited over whether this game is the greatest thing since sliced bread, here is why it ultimately does not matter: whether you like the game or…
The do’s and don’ts of graduation photography
Your handy guide to getting the best snaps on graduation day!
The positive impact of Covid-19 on tourism hotspots
Pandemic-induced travel restrictions have had a tremendous impact on countries where tourism is of key importance to the economy. Counterintuitively, not all impact has been negative. For countries and cities…
How the pandemic changed the beauty industry
This article explores the way the pandemic and isolation have affected the beauty industry sales, and influenced current beauty trends and the way we consume beauty products.