The end-of-degree anticlimax
Introducing this week's editor's picks, Anna Stringer reflects on the end-of-degree anticlimax.
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Student sustainability: Sustain Meals
Lia talks to Charlie from Sustain Meals about their eco-friendly meal boxes, what sustainability really means, and how entrepreneurialism can help address the climate crisis.
The do’s and don’ts of graduation photography
Your handy guide to getting the best snaps on graduation day!
Are sanctions enough to deter Vladimir Putin?
Emily Black analyses the utility of western financial sanctions against the Russian Federation following its invasion of Ukraine.
Durham cheerleaders show their cheer spirit!
On Sunday the 6th of March, Durham University gave us a day full of smiles, tears and cheers. The Durham University Intercollegiate Cheerleading competition finally came to fruition after two…
Climate activism in Durham
Flo shares some tips on how to get involved with the environmentalism scene at Durham University.
Capturing the horror of war
This article takes a look at war photography over the years and how it has helped us empathise with the suffering of others. But now, with social media, could photography…
Should Valentine’s Day be as important as society dictates?
As Valentine’s Day rolls around once more, whilst many couples are buying oversized teddy bears, cliché Valentine’s cards and bottles of bubbly, many of us are left thinking ‘I wish…
‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’ – why not?
'Don't judge a book by its cover' is one of those phrases everyone says but no-one follows. Rachel Barlow discusses the ins and outs of why it is important to…
Durham University demonstrates support for the UK government’s Levelling Up White Paper
In response to the UK’s Government’s Levelling Up White Paper announcement, Durham University has released information detailing its support and contribution to this agenda. Professor Karen O’Brien, Vice Chancellor and…