The Poppy
During this month of remembrance, one student contemplates the importance of remembrance and passing on our ancestors' stories of suffering and hardship in war, lest we forget those who sacrificed…
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Skeletal
In this article, Lucy Bernandez reflects on despair and conflict in her poem 'Skeletal'
Where I Wish I Was
In the midst of self-isolating for Covid-19 and attempting to find her feet at Durham University, Charlize Spriggs reflects upon the desire to return to the nostalgic comfort of her…
8 movies to watch for Black History Month
For Black History Month, we asked Durham students to recommend their favorite films featuring black directors and black casts. All available on streaming sites.
Durham students create weird sports to avoid lockdown rules
Athletes worried their Stash won’t be appreciated, and new sports created to avoid lockdown rules.
Futility
The journey of a baby turtle as it faces the might of the sea, only to suffer at the hand of pollution.
You are what you eat: Your personality based on your summative snack
It’s common knowledge that the only way to survive library marathons and summative stress is through the constant consumption of food. Snacking is an essential part of summative season: your…
An ode to Europe
Anna Stringer laments the loss of a lover
My Stress Levels According to What Confectionary Item I’m Baking
Hannah Taylor discusses the sweet side of procrastination, exploring the correlation between stress levels and baked goods.
9 ways to avoid capitalism this Valentine’s Day
Anna Stringer gives us her top 9 tips to avoid capitalism this Valentine's Day...