Done watching Squid Game? Why not try reading Korean poetry?
Sure, South Korean TV shows are amazing-- but have you taken a look at the literature from the little peninsula?
Editor’s Picks
Is too much time spent on Shakespeare?
Fiona Steer discusses whether we spend too much time studying and performing Shakespeare's work.
Moving to Durham: a fresh(er’s) perspective
Fresher Emily Walster reflects on her time at Durham so far and what is has been like to adjust to university life.
Cold War anniversaries: reassessing the legacy of the Long Telegram and Iron Curtain speech
In this article Sally Holden explores the impact of the Long Telegram and Churchill's Iron Curtain speech on the development of the Cold War.
One for the World- ending extreme poverty
Helen Tyler-Cole talks with Susanne Karbe about the new student-led Durham society aiming to end extreme poverty.
University sport: ‘welcome drinks’
Megan Wilson discusses the pressure of being a fresher at university and sports clubs newly-named 'welcome drinks' events.
Chechnya & Dagestan: Russia’s forgotten republics
Russia's territories in the north Caucasus still matter after decades of conflict, writes Will Guy.
‘Meeting Point’ Review
Ava Siena reviews Imogen Usherwood's 'Meeting Point'
Visiting the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art
Since everything is going back to normality, more exhibitions are opening up. One of the few that I highly recommend is the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art.
‘The Tent on the Racecourse’: Durham City’s new Covid-safe entertainment space
Plans are currently underway to erect a festival-style marquee on Durham city’s Racecourse to help provide three weeks of Covid-safe entertainment for the community to enjoy - just in time…