Introducing Aftercuts: Durham’s Newest Music Magazine
For music lovers in Durham – whether you enjoy reading about it, writing about it, or simply discussing it – something exciting is on the horizon. Aftercuts, a brand-new music…
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“We want to help writers showcase their work”: Ariba Saeed on building a social enterprise while at university
Ariba Saeed talks with Luke Alsford about the experience of co-founding The Writer Summit while at Durham University and why she wants to promote the work of aspiring writers and…
“We want to help writers showcase their work”: Ariba Saeed on building a social enterprise while at university
Ariba Saeed talks with Luke Alsford about the experience of co-founding The Writer Summit while at Durham University and why she wants to promote the work of aspiring writers and…
Ed Fringe Review: an exciting writing opportunity for Durham students
Josh Goodwin details a new reviewing programme for students.
The BBC: 100th anniversary
A look at the history and public perception of the BBC, before its 100th anniversary.
A tight-knit community feel for all? LGBTQ+ experiences in small towns & villages
Lucy Beesley explains her experiences of growing up as part of the LGBTQ+ community.
Happy New Year!
Introducing the first editor’s picks of 2022, Anna Stringer reflects on the last twelve months and contemplates what the year ahead could bring.
Durham University launches Sir Harry Evans global journalism initiative in partnership with Reuters
Today, Durham University and Reuters, an international news organisation, announced the launch of a global initiative designed to nurture a new generation of investigative journalists. The programme, which aims to…
Is War Journalism a Dying Art?
A war through words: The changing nature of war journalism and its value in today’s world
Stop Pretending Laura Kuenssberg ‘broke the mould’: Journalism is as Elitist as Ever
An article in The Times suggests that Kuenssberg is living proof that you don’t have to be part of the establishment to break into journalism’s higher ranks. This is wrong.