The perfect resolution: small goals for busy minds
"Not every goal we make will be executed with complete precision because it is not in our nature to maintain perfection. We are chaotic, emotional beings with an inherent tendency…
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"Not every goal we make will be executed with complete precision because it is not in our nature to maintain perfection. We are chaotic, emotional beings with an inherent tendency…
What I am trying to say here, dear readers, is yes, we should focus on ourselves. But let’s not forget that we are humans, not machines.
Erin Waks discusses how art and creativity helped her through difficult times.
Introducing the first editor’s picks of 2022, Anna Stringer reflects on the last twelve months and contemplates what the year ahead could bring.
As we begin the Christmas holidays, Melissa Rumbold and Hannah Ahmed take a moment to reflect on the 2021 Lumiere festival, discussing the beautiful installations and the festive spirit it…
Paint scrape art is the next online trend taking our for-you-pages by storm. In this article, Rachel Barlow discusses how leading paint scrape artists have been making an impact in…
Today, Durham University and Reuters, an international news organisation, announced the launch of a global initiative designed to nurture a new generation of investigative journalists. The programme, which aims to…
Abigail Brierley reflects on her Durham cafe experiences
The author discusses the difficulty faced by students of knowing where home is.
Harriet Banks delves into the history of the gingerbread house and how it became such a widespread Christmas tradition.