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Hannah Taylor explores some of the highs and the many lows of commuting into London and wonders loudly what it was all for.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Hannah Taylor explores some of the highs and the many lows of commuting into London and wonders loudly what it was all for.
I look outside to see the trees shimmy out of their skin. Leaves spiral down, sounding like soft footfalls.
Hild Bede Theatre's production of Denise Deegan's classic comedy scores a respectable success in staging a giddy, tongue-in-cheek parody of schoolgirl adventure stories, but suffers occasionally from inconsistent pacing.
The Creative Team have got together to make their very first collab article of the year!
The Durham Improvised Musical bring a humorous, spooky performance with brilliant subplots and intergroup chemistry.
What does Queer Eye, Communist Marching, Call the Midwife and Glee have in common? It's what I occupy myself with while I comprehensively ignore my summative.
We've all had them. We've all ignored them. We've all left the post-it note with the course reading list on our desks from October. Today, I unearth mine.
Taking readers into a world of espionage, hardship and heavy duty napping - here are some confessions of an English Student not currently writing her summative.
A poem by Natalie Wall responding to the theme 'Ekphrasis' and inspired by J. M. W. Turner's stormy seascape paintings.
Two poems by Janina Arndt.