Aberdeen University to shut down language courses: the language learning crisis facing the UK today
Emily O'Mullane discusses the lack of interest in Modern Foreign languages within the UK and what needs to be done to solve this
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Emily O'Mullane discusses the lack of interest in Modern Foreign languages within the UK and what needs to be done to solve this
Kenya Parry Josiah, is a 29-year-old artist living in London. Kenya’s work is inspired by folk art, her Caribbean heritage, love of colour and life. I first encountered Kenya’s art…
Phoenix Woolnough explores the inherently political practice of history-teaching in British schools – one that is intertwined with questions of power, exclusion, and epistemic domination.
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…
Davina Veselichka analyses the current struggle for women's rights in Afghanistan under the new Taliban regime.
In this article, Helen Tyler-Cole explores the International Day of the Girl Child, what it is, its effect and how the pandemic has increased the digital divide.
Several charities in the North East have praised Durham University Students for facilitating vital work by continuing to volunteer throughout the November lockdown. Before the pandemic, around 2,500 Durham University…
There is no denying the importance of education, especially in our formative school years. We learn how and why things happen and use that information to form opinions about the…
Shivani reflects on the crucial impact of NECOP, NERAP and Peerz Academy