What does travel look like for students in summer 2021?
The days (though outrageously rainy) are growing longer; exam session is unmistakably on its way. An unnerving hush hovers over the viaduct at night, as even the most laissez faire…
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The days (though outrageously rainy) are growing longer; exam session is unmistakably on its way. An unnerving hush hovers over the viaduct at night, as even the most laissez faire…
Their latest project – ‘Stitching A Quilt of Community’, is being run in collaboration with local mental health charity, Durham based the RT project
February. Week seven of term. Thursday, 8:30am. In every other second term that’s ever been, right about now you would start to feel like maybe you’re coming down with something.…
In this instalment of our discussion about imaginative travel, a contributor explores the cathartic importance of travelling retrospectively through their diary.
In this installment of our discussion about imaginative travel, our anonymous contributor speculates how lockdown restrictions have triggered a turn to travelling through the mind of Jack Kerouac in his…
I always loved animation, maybe because it combined the essence of filming with art. In today's article, we will be focusing on exciting animation movies that will make you nostalgic…
Despite ongoing lockdown restrictions and hopes of travel still far from being realised, we are determined not to let hopes dry up. Although we can’t travel in the most traditional…
Do you remember the Billy B in 2019? Let’s cast our minds back for a moment. It’s 11:37 on a Wednesday morning and you’re only mildly hungover (success!). Deciding to…
Georgia Heath discusses the top five things she has learnt from her first term post-covid
Several charities in the North East have praised Durham University Students for facilitating vital work by continuing to volunteer throughout the November lockdown. Before the pandemic, around 2,500 Durham University…