Durham Colleges as Bridgerton Characters Pt. 1- Hill College Edition
Natasha Ranawake dives into the seasonal hyperfixation of Bridgerton, with the definitive Bridgerton and Durham Colleges match-up.
Culture & Arts
Earthshaking
A poem depicting an apocalyptic natural scene.
A Merciless Life: Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ and Alexandre Desplat’s soundtrack as relatable to university students
Del Toro's 'Frankenstein', Desplat's soundtrack, and lessons to take away from them.
The Literary Origins of Valentine’s Day: Chaucer’s ‘Parliament of Fowls’
Autumn Huxtable explores the literary origins of Valentine's Day in Chaucer's 'Parliament of Fowls' and how it has shifted meaning to a day celebrating love.
Hild Bede, Leazes Road: Some Things Are Better Left Abandoned
Over a year on from Hild Bede's move to Rushford Court, The Bubble revisits Leazes Road.
A conversation with the cast and director of Fourth Wall’s ‘That Face’
Pearl D'souza speaks to 'That Face' director Ellie Kinch and actors Alice Toner and Benedict Porter about the process of putting on Polly Stenham's hit debut play.
The efficacy of ‘cancelling artists’: sexism in holding our artists accountable
Exploring the gendered differences in how we treat our music artists, through case studies like Chris Brown and Sabrina Carpenter.
On Being and Becoming – A Ted Lasso Retrospective (Before S4)
Natasha Ranawake reminds us why we all love Ted Lasso, ahead of season 4 release date.
The life of Maggie O’Farrell: author of Hamnet
The incredible life story and inspirations for the author behind award-winning novel, Hamnet.
“LUX” and Rosalía’s modern spirituality
Rosalía is re-working faith into something accessible for the everyday person. She offers a more human perspective to spirituality and allows for the contradictions of human life to permeate faith,…