Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Asia Cossu discusses the allegations of domestic abuse surrounding Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, and suggests that the recently leaked audio clips which talk about Heard's abusive actions have sparked…
Regarded by many as the greatest ever Briton, does Churchill represent the need to rethink how we view historical figures?
Modern slavery is a pandemic spanning globally and across all forms of borders. Following the government intolerance of these crimes through the avenue of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015,…
Now we've left, the only thing universities can be certain of is uncertainty.
Dear Durham Bouncers, The majority of the bouncers and security teams outside Durham’s clubs do a commendable job. They put up with rowdy socials, drunken students throwing up and break…
"There was no way I could have prepared myself for a virus outbreak, how could anyone have known?" Asia Cossu, a Durham student currently on a year abroad in China,…
The increasingly worrying prevalence of unnecessary balance in reporting and politics.
The start of this week was marked by the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Cara Balen looks at how the UN campaign can help us to…
A look into the growing trend in politics of blurring the line between truth and deception.
Scarcity is gripping. When we experience scarcity of any kind, we become absorbed by it. Our brains orient themselves automatically, axiomatically, towards unfulfilled needs.