Discussing Vintage: An Interview with Quirkshop UK

Do you find yourself pulled into the Durham market’s vintage shop when out and about from lectures? As do I, so in this article I’m joined by Becky Ashby, the owner of Durham’s own Quirkshop UK, to discuss all things vintage.

‘Procrastination’ or just pure laziness

Procrastination. An extremely ironic topic for this article. A situation I have often found myself in is having a task on my to do list and forefront of my mind for well before its deadline but when the deadline day finally rolls around, I look back and reflect on how I seemingly chose to do […]

The art of cycling in Durham

The disorientation of orientation week

Universities in film: A curiously large gap in the market

SolidariTee, and the necessity of social justice at university

Escaping repetition at Durham: a few ideas

“I want the University to actually act on students’ interests” – an interview with DSU Welfare and Liberation Officer Laura Curran, part two

The lonely student: dealing with feeling alone at university

Looking back on my first year at Durham University