Politics is a lot like football? I wish.
Jack Newbury explores what free-markets could learn from football.
Durham
Durham’s stance on spiking: victim-blaming at its finest
Livia Dove-Woods analyses the Durham University Student Wellbeing team's controversial stance on spiking.
Durham deja vu
In this week's Editor's Note, Abigail Brierley discusses exploring the novelties of Durham City.
Relieved it’s over: a honest review of freshers’ week
Jessica Donaldson assesses the highs and lows of freshers' week - and whether its really worth the exhaustion.
University and mental health
Anna Stringer introduces the first editor's picks of term and comments on the issue of mental health at university.
Moving to Durham: a fresh(er’s) perspective
Fresher Emily Walster reflects on her time at Durham so far and what is has been like to adjust to university life.
Art Hunt to return at The Riverwalk
Durham’s Summer in the City 2021 arts festival will finish with the return of a free outdoor art exhibition at The Riverwalk. The Art Hunt, which is now in its…
Award-winning Durham University students’ YouTube summer camp enters second year
A free, virtual summer camp run by Durham University students is returning for its second year. ‘Learn With Us’ was designed to keep young people aged nine to eleven learning…
Global Opportunity Funding Boost for Durham
Durham University has been awarded a grant from the Turing Scheme, the UK government’s new programme to study and work abroad. This funding will give more than 200 Durham students…
Durham University’s World Heritage Site visitor attractions to reopen to visitors
Durham University’s World Heritage Site visitor attractions will be open to the public from Tuesday 20th July for the first time since March 2020.