Internal divisions in the Labour Party run rife once again
Grace Sowrey argues that Keir Starmer's handling of the Jeremy Corbyn demonstrates his poor leadership skills.
politics
Coronavirus: the government vs. the north
Grace Sowrey takes a look at why the government should be wary of the situation in the north of England.
The fallacy of ‘We are all in it together’
Lucy Malone discusses the hypocrisy of the idea that we are all in it together in regards to Covid
8 movies to watch for Black History Month
For Black History Month, we asked Durham students to recommend their favorite films featuring black directors and black casts. All available on streaming sites.
The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians (Part 2)
People who don’t read history don’t know what they’re missing, something that it is a tremendous shame. Immensely interesting, richly written but never overly detailed, very readable and at times…
The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians (Part 1)
A light, but tremendously enjoyable read that covers a broad period history – from the Founding Fathers to Ronald Reagan. Each chapter focuses on an individual figure, mostly former Presidents…
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…
The myth of cancel culture: A real culture war?
In light of recent controversies surrounding comments made by celebrities, an examination of whether the concept of cancel culture is as big of an issue as its critics say it…
Heathrow decision dictates the UK’s environmental conscience
Anna Shepherd explores the possible impact of the blocking of Heathrow airport expansion.
Is War Journalism a Dying Art?
A war through words: The changing nature of war journalism and its value in today’s world