Do cats cause mental illness?
Listen: I’m a dog person. I don’t have much justification for this belief, except to say that I’ve thought for some time that many cats have a frankly nefarious vibe.…
Durham University
English Literature: Lockdown Edition
Millicent Stott reflects on life as a first-year English Literature student adapting to online learning
‘Frankenstein’ adapted for lockdown audiences
Josh Goodwin praises the innovation of Durham's latest online performance 'Frankenstein'.
Home Kong
In the second installment of The Bubble’s travel series entitled Home, Pearl Cheng speaks of the exciting contrasts and harmony found in her native city of Hong Kong.
Scientists reveal impact of human activity on bird species
One study, conducted by Durham University in collaboration with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), recently investigated how human activities such as agriculture, deforestation, and the drainage…
Maintaining mental health in Lockdown 3.0
All these things will keep me sane and have me coming out of lockdown with a different kind of glow-up than the one expected: a glow-up of my aura. And…
Wallace and Gromit producer funds Durham theatre scholarship
Josh Goodwin outlines details of a new Durham theatre scholarship and how to apply.
A love letter to my hometown
In the first instalment of The Bubble’s new travel series entitled Home, aimed at celebrating the diverse array of places Durham students call home, Millicent Stott shares with us memories…
What can we learn from people who hear the dead?
Do you believe in ghosts? I don’t. Visiting a medium, or otherwise trying to communicate with the dead, was surprisingly common in my North-East Catholic family. I’ve always looked upon…
Reading in the time of coronavirus
Janet Cheng sheds a personal light of her reading experience in the time of coronavirus.