Winnie the Pooh: beneath the Hundred Acre Wood.
“When you are a bear of very little brain, and you think of things, you find sometimes that a thing which seemed very thingish inside you is quite different when…
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The impacts of the end of HS2
Charlotte Lawrence explores what the cancellation of HS2 means for both the economy and the environment of the UK and how it is impacting the Levelling Up scheme.
Biological carbon capture: why saving the whales is more important now than ever
Ellie Horne discusses the importance of saving the whales amongst a warming planet
Is the next general election a foregone conclusion?
This article examines whether the outcomes of the general election are already known and whether there is any actual competition or distinction between the two major parties.
Mazzy Star: what is so endearing about notoriously sad music?
Jade Barnes provides a commentary on why sad music, and specifically Mazzy Star's music, is so captivating for modern day listeners.
‘Otherwise, you live’: what Louise Glück tells us about death
In light of the great poet's passing, Audrey Wong examines how Glück's own words provide consolation about mortality.
Neuroscience: the impact of social media on the brain
Excessive screen-time is a common occurrence in our digital world, but what are the effects on the brain? How does it alter mental health and wellbeing? Recent studies shed a…
Have we been unfair to Æthelred the Unready?
Jack Farrant explores whether Æthelred the Unready deserves his poor legacy
Food insecurity: walking on eggshells
Annabel Clancy examines the impact of food insecurity in Durham and across the UK.
Was Henry V really ‘the greatest man who ever ruled England’?
Ciaran Cook explores the reign and reputation of Henry V