Sport: a reliever or enhancer of pressure on young people? (1.0)
Rahul Sheemar discusses the pressure sport places on young people, which can mean that, while it should help them relieve stress, it can in fact induce a more negative effect.
Columns
Cartoons and Comics: Why I Love Them
Rahul Sheemar expresses his love for comics and cartoons, through an exploration of the deeper messages that comics can have.
How to beat your ‘corona-ed’ energy levels
Jasmine Laws discusses the general tiredness we all feel during quarantine, and explores ways of coping and making light of the tough situation.
Do You Believe in Life After Hangovers?
Do you suffer from almighty hangovers? Millie Vickerstaff explores the age-old pain of hangovers and some unorthodox tips on how to battle your way through them.
Is my intelligence defined by a number?
Jasmine Laws discusses the way that university degrees are seen as an indication of intelligence, when intelligence should be seen much more about one's individuality.
The Silent Battle Against Endometriosis
Anna Chacon discusses the limited awareness and misperceptions surrounding the health condition Endometriosis, and the desperate need for increased recognition and respect for sufferers.
Is War Journalism a Dying Art?
A war through words: The changing nature of war journalism and its value in today’s world
Is the weather as moody as me?
Jasmine Laws explores the connection between the unpredictability of the recent Durham weather and student stress levels, as it seems to parallel the emotional mood swings we may all feel…
5 Totally Non-Nihilistic Dissertation Drafting Thoughts
Hannah Taylor continues to ignore her dissertation by dramatically rendering the perilous process of dissertation drafting.
My Stress Levels According to What Confectionary Item I’m Baking
Hannah Taylor discusses the sweet side of procrastination, exploring the correlation between stress levels and baked goods.