Move
“I take my rustic heart where I go with these roads”: Molly Knox ponders a sense of movement in this urgent poem.
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Hot girl summer? More like hot girl suffer
Hay fever sufferer Eleni Mann reports on why many people are experiencing more extreme symptoms this year.
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Why it’s time to watch the 2. Bundesliga
Sports Editor George Simms encourages Palatinate readers to dive into the murky depths of Germany’s 2. Bundesliga.
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Remains of Durham alumna Esther Dingley found in the Pyrenees
Esther Dingley graduated with a Master’s degree in Research Methodology in 2009.
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What is the British government’s calculation in attempting to rewrite the Northern Ireland Protocol?
Caitriona Marsh analyses the British government’s position in attempting to rewrite the Northern Ireland Protocol.
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Durham Women FC confirm new partnership with the Plastic Furniture Company
Durham Women FC have announced an exciting sponsorship deal ahead of the new season.
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Rishi Sunak: the face of fiscal sanity?
Rohan Lal examines the tensions between Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson over government spending.
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Durham University to install 58 pianos across campus
In a new initiative with the world-renowned piano manufacturer, Durham aims to become an “All-Steinway University” in 2022, in a bid to show its commitment to excellence in music.
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Durham Assistant Professor nominated for Booker Prize longlist
Durham University Assistant Professor of English Studies, Sunjeev Sahota has made the longlist of the literary award, The Booker Prize for Fiction, with his novel China Room.
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Durham alumnus Angus Groom bags Olympic rowing silver
Two Durham alumni competed in the Olympic rowing early this morning, with Angus Groom collecting silver in the men’s quadruple sculls.
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