The Dream Dustbin: Alex’s Dream
Flora Phillips shares an intriguing dream about cricket, chocolate and curry.
Columns
L is for Language
Dahyun Kim uncovers the hidden depth and potential of language.
Dolls and Dissertations: The Gender Divide in Academia
Kaitlynn Veno discusses the gender divide in education and what we can do to rectify it.
A Durham International Dictionary
Sunniva Carlsen provides international students with the essential dictionary for Durham University life.
Town and Gown
Nathan Tommis explores the social realities that exist within Durham and discusses the damaging effects of such divides.
‘Tis Not Eurocentrism that Affords Paris More Attention than Beirut, but the Greater Interest in the Rare than in the Commonplace
Cressida O’Connor discusses the disparity in the media coverage of the Beirut and Paris attacks.
You are Perfectly Free to Write the Greatest Treatise of your Life, but Just Keep the Garden Shears to Hand While You Do So
Cressida O’Connor discusses the phenomenon of word limits and decries its limiting effect on quality content.
Je Suis Humain
Angelos Sofocleous considers the aftermath of the Paris and Beirut attacks and our response to it.
P is for Present
Dahyun Kim mulls over the art of gift-giving and her own ineptitude at picking gifts.
Living La Vida Mexicana
Ami Mistry shares her experiences of life as a student abroad in Mexico.