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Anyone with information regarding the incident, which is being treated as a hate crime by the police, is urged to contact Durham Constabulary.

Ella Turney discusses Durham Student Union’s decision to support #LiftTheBan.

Harvey Joyce examines what impact the recent ‘Americanisation’ of the Royal Family has had on them.

Anna Noble discusses the media pressure surrounding Simone Biles and her withdrawal from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games

Palatinate speaks to David Harper, outgoing principal of Van Mildert College about the wider student experience, environmentalism, and inclusivity at Durham University.

Dr Christopher Prior led Durham University’s involvement in research studying the entanglement of the Sun’s magnetic field, pioneering the use of the topological quantity known as magnetic winding.

Luke Payne tells us about the lost train stations of Durham.

“An exemplary choice of a vegetable”: Sol Noya Carreno and Imogen Usherwood take their love of Jane Austen to the kitchen.

“An exemplary choice of a vegetable”: Sol Noya Carreno and Imogen Usherwood take their love of Jane Austen to the kitchen.

“Then boom, a lot of sex. It was relatable until it undoubtedly wasn’t”: Mary Neale-Smith reviews Netflix’s newest Top 10 Hit ‘Sex Life’.

“Intriguing and engaging”: Ben Johanson is impressed by the latest offering from Collingwood Woodplayers

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

“Hockney has established his work across generations”: Miriam Shelley explores David Hockney’s move into the digital medium.

“Conan Gray captures the same lust for nostalgia that helps to escape the entrapment of depressive summer isolation.” Matthew Ainley reviews Conan Gray’s album ‘Kid Krow’.

This emotive poem by Harriet Brown uses the metaphor of a mosaic to weave together the delicate nature of human lives.

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.