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Harvey Joyce examines the geopolitical ramifications of the new ‘AUKUS’ security agreement.

Caitlin Ball assesses the modern feminism in the context of Hollywood superficiality.

Harvey Joyce examines the geopolitical ramifications of the new ‘AUKUS’ security agreement.

Barney Bolton assesses Virat Kohli as a captain and argues that his celebrations against England in the fourth Test were more than justified.

Palatinate speaks to outspoken journalist Peter Oborne about political lying, the state of the media, and Boris Johnson.

“I think it’s really important for women to not feel alone”: SciTech Editor Caitlin Painter speaks to Durham University’s Dr Leah Morabito about her work capturing high-resolution images of galaxies, and her experience as a woman in STEM.

‘Working at Reedsy has been one of the most rewarding experiences’: Thao Nguyen describes entering the world of work during the Covid-19 pandemic.

‘There’s something incredibly special about channelling irreconcilable pain into writing’. Martha Kean delves into the perfection of Maggie Nelson’s Bluets as a summer read.

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

Caitlin Ball assesses the modern feminism in the context of Hollywood superficiality.

‘Truly a joy to watch’: Florence Lunnon offers her verdict on Tethered Wits Theatre Company’s recent production of Pygmalion.

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.

“A unique hybrid of indie pop music consisting of upbeat melodies and nostalgia for the past.” Eunice Wu introduces the world of The Rose.

This short story by Holly Downes explores the personal strength discovered in a difficult first year at Durham University.

Alice Bloom explores the difficulties of travelling during the pandemic, having flown to Russia for her year abroad.

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.