Durham’s Charity Scene: Why Aren’t More Students Involved?
Rosie Dowsing talks about the work of DUCK and why more students should get involved.
Columns
The Short Life: Marina Keegan’s The Opposite of Loneliness
Thomas Rooney reviews the first, and tragically last, book from the exceptional Marina Keegan.
CV Buzzwords: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Abi Pearson examines the most used words in job applications and provides some handy CV advice.
An Open Letter to Sarah Vine
Jessie Donnelly responds to Sarah Vine’s recent views on explicit consent in rape.
The Vortex of YouTube Vlogs
Arya Thampuran considers the good, the bad and the potential exploitation linked to YouTube ‘vlogging’.
Love in a Warm Climate
In light of the January blues, Harriet Mallinson looks to summer and its promise of love and the inevitable pitfalls.
Cultural Clashes: Say Hello To Aunt Rashmi
Disha Sanghvi introduces us to the voice inside her head.
Wahhabism: Responsible for Islamic Extremism?
Cora Sweet explains Wahhabism and how its interpretation by extremists may have provided a rationale for terrorism.
The Horrible Problem of Hatred
In light of the recent controversial trailer for the game Hatred, Thomas Rooney examines the role of violence in the media.
Defending Duffy
Rosie Dowsing gives us her take on the role the poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy has within contemporary literature.