Why everybody should be reading Michael Chabon
On the few occasions that I have been asked what my dissertation is about, I have answered, hesitatingly, “an author. . . He’s Jewish-American. . . He’s actually still alive.…
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The thing about house plants
Anna Stringer reflects on the progress of her house plants, and considers if you have to be good at a hobby in order to enjoy it.
The Parmesan scam: shock for vegetarians
Harriet Banks discusses the suitability of cheese for vegetarians, and how the answer is not as straightforward as you might think.
What can we expect from Lumiere 2021?
Since the last Lumiere in 2019, a lot has changed. What can we expect to see this year in Durham's renowned light festival?
November lights
Anna Stringer introduces this week's editor's picks, and discusses the different forms light we've seen so far this November.
Review: Kanye West’s ‘Donda’
Isobel Clark reviews Kanye West's latest album, 'Donda'.
A matter of change
In this week’s editor’s note, Anna Stringer considers the theme of change and its importance in light of recent events.
Amber Run gig review
Hannah Davies reviews Amber Run's gig at Newcastle University Students' Union on the 17th of October 2021.
What is the point of philosophy?
Dain Ahn discusses the purpose of philosophical activity and questions if it should continue to be pursued as a discipline at all.
A Cornish gem: Falmouth Art Gallery
Rachel Barlow takes us on a journey through Falmouth Art Gallery's Henry Scott Tuke exhibition.