Does Durham have an ‘Edifice Complex’?
Horace Mole argues that Durham University's planned expansion is a sympton of a deep-rooted problem with the current business model of British universities.
Editor’s Picks
Child Genius – A Problematic Competition with a Dubious Prize
TV Editor Olivia McCann reviews the final of this year's Child Genius with the view that the intense competition achieves nothing at all.
Funding Art in the Future: a Reflection on the Then and Now
The art world is forever growing and changing, but how is the funding behind it keeping up?
Sex, Love and the Law
Living in the UK, we are lucky enough to experience a culture that is fairly liberal in its views of love and sex. Same-sex marriage has been legal since 2014,…
Review: Into the Woods
'There’s something very satisfying about seeing all these classic fairy tales being brought together into one giant crossover of a musical.' Thomas Morris reviews DULOG's Into the Woods.
Moving Abroad: The Peculiar Combination of Anxiety and Opportunity
Rose Smithers takes a candid look at the realities of taking a year abroad, addressing the anxieties and limitless opportunities that go hand-in-hand during this experience.
Shamima Begum: A Complex Woman Living in a Complex World
Zoe Haylock discusses the emotive issues surrounding ISIS bride Shamima Begum's desire to return to Britain and why we should not revoke her citizenship.
The Bubble’s Top Picks for This Year’s Academy Awards
As the 91st Oscar Gala approaches The Bubble’s Film Editors share their predictions and their own winners.
Human Gene Editing: Was the Latest Controversy Warranted?
In November, Chinese scientist He Jiankui prompted global condemnation after claiming he had used of the latest CRISPR-Cas9 technique to permanently alter a set of twin girls' DNA. Clouded in…