The girl who rose from the darkest point in her life through baking
Each day the smell of freshly baked bread, cinnamon buns and all manner of new baked inventions draws people into the orange bakery, in the little town of Watlington. People…
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Throwing soup on artwork as climate protest: tactical or tacky?
Victoria Cheng discusses whether Just Stop Oil's public art stunts are effective forms of climate activism.
Unveiled: A feminist uprising in Iran
Victoria Cheng evaluates recent Iran protests as part of a feminist revolution
The reason why being public about your donations may be a good thing
In this article, we will explore why people should be more public about their donations, especially on social media.
Raise Durham set to make over £40,000 in donations
In this article, Helen Tyler-Cole talks to the founder and leader of Raise Durham, Thomas Cohen, about their sensational donation efforts and the thousands of people the donations have gone…
Eating disorders vs media representation
Despite affecting anyone, regardless of gender, age, race, and sexuality, there is a harmful but common media representation of eating disorders affecting young Caucasian females who are particularly concerned with…
10 apps to make sustainable living easier
New year, new ways to be sustainable. In this article, we explore ten apps that will make sustainable living your easiest new years resolution to date.
Spiking: a recounting from a friend
In this article, an anonymous source details the events following one of her housemates being spiked to explore the larger effects of spiking.
The digital world of the girl child
In this article, Helen Tyler-Cole explores the International Day of the Girl Child, what it is, its effect and how the pandemic has increased the digital divide.
A march towards zero-carbon
In this article, Helen Tyler-Cole explores the events taking place in the lead up to November's COP26 summit, as well as the actions of Durham University to reduce their own…