Cheer: Another High-flying Documentary from Netflix
TV Editor Olivia McCann reviews new Netflix documentary Cheer and explains how the programme making a positive change.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
TV Editor Olivia McCann reviews new Netflix documentary Cheer and explains how the programme making a positive change.
Art further allows us to feel less lonely in a world overflown by strict societal norms and standards of behaviour
Natasha Ketel chats to Celestine Stilwell about the importance of poetry, how to write and what it is like being involved in slam poetry in Durham.
Ben Cartwright shares his thoughts on DULOG’s new Gala show, Oklahoma!
"The Farewell’s central theme is identity. It is not just losing her grandmother that Bili fears. She feels that by losing Nai Nai, part of her Chinese identity will fade…
Pitch production’s ‘Blue Room’ is a genuinely impressive piece of student written theatre. It is easy to forget while watching that this play was written by a student, and, while…
Isabel C.Davis reviews BTC's production of the American classic, 'Death of a Salesman'.
Following the unexpected closure of Jimmy Allen’s (or Jimmy’s) nightclub on Thursday, there is widespread anger and upset throughout Durham, with many students threatening to drop out of university, or…
Nocturnal thoughts on love
So, after spending a week of drinking and hitting the slopes (did you know I went on Palatinalps?) I was more than ready to come back to university, put my…