A touchdown in the UK
Ufuoma Urhioke discusses the recent NFL games in London and what the increase in the sports' popularity could mean for those in the UK.
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Universities in film: A curiously large gap in the market
Emily discusses her experience watching films and her observation that there are very few films made about university students
Exploring the UK’s Rwanda Policy and its Racial Relevance
A bill proposed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to permit the government to deport asylum seekers who enter the country illegally to Rwanda was scheduled to be put to a…
A Mancunian in Durham
Kate Langton shares her experience as a Mancunian studying in Durham and reveals what she misses most about Manchester.
A love letter to the Bill Bryson Library
Emily O'Mullane discusses the small things that make the Bill Bryson Library her favourite space in Durham
Houthi attacks in the Red Sea Spark Global Concern: Unraveling the Motives Behind Yemen’s Houthi Faction and the consequences
In reaction to the Israel-Hamas confrontation in Gaza, which has greatly expanded throughout the area, the Houthi movement has begun attacking ships in the Red Sea. In response, air and…
Are university rankings really that important?
Emily O'Mullane explores whether university rankings are helpful indicators for prospective students.
Becoming a morning person: a student guide
As an unashamed night owl, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Kate Langton, shares her top tips for making those early mornings a little less painful.
Demystifying the ups and downs of the year abroad experience
Emily discusses her own experience of her year abroad so far in Alicante, Spain
Why are Israel and Palestine at war? An historical justification
The world witnessed one of the most horrible massacres in history on October 18th, 2023. Over 500 Palestinians were killed at Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza City by an Israeli…