Should we be able to give books a bad review?
In this article, the Editor-in-Chief discusses the pressing debate surrounding whether we should be able to leave books a public negative review, following the Cait Corrain scandal.
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The halo effect in Eliza Clark’s ‘Boy Parts’
In this article, Kirsten discusses the psychological term 'the halo effect' in relation to Eliza Clark's debut novel 'Boy Parts.'
A jellyfish almost ruined my Christmas
This article recaps an incident that occurred over the Christmas break, involving me, the sea, and a jellyfish.
A fashion analysis of Coriolanus Snow in the latest addition to ‘The Hunger Games’
In this article, our editor-in-chief analyses Coriolanus Snow's fashion in the latest addition to the hugely successful franchise, The Hunger Games.
Embrace hygge this winter
In this article, Kirsten Meek discusses embracing hygge this winter - a Danish concept of living that embraces cosiness and slow-living, perfect for the upcoming dark and cold months.
Review of London’s latest Chanel Manifesto Exhibition
In this week's Editor's Note, our Editor-in-Chief reviews the current Chanel Manifesto Exhibition dedicated to the iconic fashion brand Chanel, located in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The…
The history of Durham University
Welcome to the first Editor's Note of the year. In this article, Kirsten Meek examines the history of Durham University, exploring its evolution from 1832 to present day.
How to deal with not being the best
In this article, Kirsten Meek explores the concept of letting go of perfectionism and dealing with not being the best.
Review: Suffragette Theatre Company’s ‘Immaculate’
Sarah Kelly reviews Suffragette Theatre Company's 'Immaculate'.