Notes from the Editors-in-Chief – you can also find these on page 2 of each print newspaper.
In her final editorial, Editor-in-Chief, Poppy Askham highlights obstructive approaches to Freedom of Information requests and calls for change both within Durham University’s Information Unit and in the statute book.
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‘Despite the forecast, live like it’s spring’: Indigo Editor Honor Douglas reflects on this edition’s theme, Easter.
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“The security structures in place throughout our lifetimes have been shaken”: Editor-in-Chief Max Kendix reflects on his family’s Ukrainian roots, and encourages students to do all they can to support those in need.
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“It is easy to buy into the narrative that we are all lurching from crisis to crisis, desperately trying to pirouette our way to some sort of stability.” Indigo Editor Samuel Lopes ponders on how to deal with success and failure.
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Poppy Askham reflects on this year’s Student Union elections ahead of polls closing on 2nd March.
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Editor-in-Chief Max Kendix reflects on the phasing out of the University’s LFT scheme this year.
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“Walking around Durham City it seems impossible to escape the day that shall not be named”: Indigo Editor Honor Douglas reflects on this edition’s theme, Valentine’s Day.
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Editor-in-Chief Poppy Askham considers the prospect of a marking boycott by members of academic staff.
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“Music, books, films and more can provide comfort even when things seem at their most bleak”: In his first editorial as Indigo Editor, Samuel Lopes reflects on how to deal with the end of January blues.
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Editor-in-Chief Max Kendix sets out the immediate difficulties facing Durham’s new Vice-Chancellor, Professor Karen O’Brien.
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