Pt. II Born to compete
In part two of born to compete, Ufuoma Urhioke discusses nurture.
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The othering of women in sport: a quick feminist rant
Claire Manning-Duignan discusses the othering of women in sport
Pt. I Born to compete
Talent vs skill, nature vs nurture… Are some people just born to compete? In part one of two, Ufuoma Urhioke discusses nature in sport.
From suspicious to trendy: how running reached the podium of popular sport
Since the 1960s, running has quite literally become a movement which attracts the support of millions. 50 years ago, running was a solitary and bizarre activity, reserved only for dedicated…
Can we really keep politics out of football?
Samuel Bentley reveals why we can't separate football and politics, and why we shouldn't.
Verstappen is Victorious: The Mixed Views
Max Verstappen has already won the 2022 F1 season before it is completed, however not everybody is happy with this result!
The surprising early history of women’s football
Sally Holden explores women's football in the early 20th century
Durham cheerleaders show their cheer spirit!
On Sunday the 6th of March, Durham University gave us a day full of smiles, tears and cheers. The Durham University Intercollegiate Cheerleading competition finally came to fruition after two…
Djokovic’s road to deportation
Megan Wilson takes a look at the recent events regarding the men's world number one tennis player Novak Djokovic road to deportation.
Transgender women in sport: the new guidelines
Should transgender women be eligible to compete in female sports? The debate surrounding this question has gained a lot of media attention and promoted a huge amount of discussion amongst…