Holocaust Memorial Day in Durham

Every year on 27th January, people across the world remember the atrocities that happened during the Second World War. Globally, this day is known as Holocaust Memorial Day. This year, I got involved in Durham University’s Holocaust Memorial Event, organised by the Durham Jewish Society, in particular Iz Tarsh, President. The event took place on […]

101: Student Fundraising

As a member of this year’s DUCK expedition to Kenya, I’ve been thinking about how to raise funds for the trip. And whilst brainstorming, I realised that there are many current, and prospective, student fundraisers, who could benefit from what I believe are the best methods of fundraising. After all, the charity community is all […]

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Getting Muddy for Mitzvah day

In the wake of the Pittsburgh attacks, J-Soc has offered an open space for Durham’s Jewish community