Reading in the time of coronavirus
Janet Cheng sheds a personal light of her reading experience in the time of coronavirus.
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Domestic Abuse: the forgotten victims of the pandemic
During the first national lockdown of the pandemic, 1 in every 5 offences were related to domestic abuse. The pandemic has not only accentuated domestic abuse as a societal issue,…
France’s hidden gems
Anna Stringer gives us her top 12 places in France to visit after the pandemic
Reverse 2020
Would you reverse 2020 if you could? One student reflects on this very question - contemplating this year's impact on our mental health - in a poem that can be…
A Pandemic of Misinformation: The Dangers of Conspiracy Theories
Alex White addresses the harmful effects of conspiracy theories on attempts to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.
Durham students create weird sports to avoid lockdown rules
Athletes worried their Stash won’t be appreciated, and new sports created to avoid lockdown rules.
Where do you come from, Where do you go? A look at border controls
A form of regulated borders or ‘border control’ has existed since medieval Europe. In these time’s ‘borders’ equated to the ancient stone walls such as the enclose the city of…