Blanket mitigation “inappropriate” response to nuclear disaster
Satire examines the University’s academic mitigation procedure during a nuclear disaster in Durham.
Read moreSatire examines the University’s academic mitigation procedure during a nuclear disaster in Durham.
Read moreSatire returns to Palatinate with this phone call between the Russian President and the Students’ Union.
Read moreMax Kendix speaks to the former Liberal Democrat leader about lockdowns, re-joining the EU and his party’s future.
Read moreMax Kendix speaks to former Supreme Court President Baroness Hale about diversity in the judiciary, hostile media coverage and her famous spider brooch.
Read more“To suggest that grades achieved now are reflective of anyone’s potential is insulting.”: Tom Chapman, St Aidan’s College JCR President, outlines his case for the University to adopt a no detriment policy.
Read moreThe University is working with Durham SU to identify “a range of measures that will provide assurance” for assessment this year.
Read moreA group of postgraduate students and staff in Durham UCU urge fellow members to vote ‘Yes’ in the consultative ballot on Friday.
Read moreNew national restrictions tell students to “remain where they are wherever possible”.
Read moreStudents will be asked to take a test on their first, fourth and seventh days back in Durham; those who choose not to must self-isolate for those seven days instead.
Read more“Taking the knee has become a symbolic purgatory, a perpetual pledge to do something which has not resulted in anything at all.” Tim Sigsworth argues that outrage over the booing at Millwall fails to comprehend how the unactioned gesture has long since lost any meaning, and that this is a far more concerning aspect of football and racism.
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