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“Sharp and funny”: Francesca Haydon-White enjoys a night of stand-up theatre from Lion Theatre Company

Holly Downes discusses the issues with modern journalism during a global pandemic.

Laetitia Eichinger interrogates Dominic Cummings role as the Prime Minister’s former aide in relation to his recent claims before a joint enquiry.

Beth Hepple, Sarah Wilson, and Ellie Christon have all signed new deals with Durham Women, keeping them at the club until 2023.

Profile speaks to Dr Rebecca Webster, Durham graduate and Psychology lecturer, about her research into pandemic health behaviours, for which she was recently recognised by Forbes’ 30 under 30 list.

Durham scientists are modelling demographic and geographic data, alongside UN agencies.

“Being Asian is something I am incredibly proud of and I channel that in every word I write”: Eunice Wu tells us about the Asian experience in Durham.

“Its unique meaning only deepened for me during this past year”: As their time at university comes to an end, five finalists explore the books that shaped it.

Food and Drink explores the culinary opportunities the opening up of indoor dining across Durham City affords us.

“From beginning to end, Motherland season three is an easily re-watchable series and absolutely packed with jokes and character drama which anyone will enjoy”: Harvey Joyce explains why the latest season of Motherland is the perfect show to watch to destress.

“Sharp and funny”: Francesca Haydon-White enjoys a night of stand-up theatre from Lion Theatre Company

Sarah Garner discusses the commodification of Pride and its links with capitalism

The time has never been better to engage with Durham’s extensive Visual Arts scene. We have a guide to just some of the arts venues, events, and activities at your disposal for a great summer.

“Rodrigo’s explosive beginning in the music industry has confirmed her as one of pop’s breakthrough and most exciting artists for the future”: Matthew Ainley reviews the debut album from Olivia Rodrigo.

Satin, stardust and streetlights: this colourful Bowie-inspired poem reminds us that pride month is all about self-expression.

In the next instalment of Travel and Food’s ‘Travels on my plate’ series, Florence Singer writes about her experiences of making sushi and recreating a taste of Japan

Interview speaks to Dr Anna Parkman from Ohio State University, who specialises in the research of imposter syndrome.

Durham faces from the Great British Bake Off, Made in Chelsea and YouTube, discus how their experiences of uni has changed, life anecdotes, and insights into their struggles with media portrayal.