Tantalising treats to haunt your Halloween
Fellow students come together to offer their revered recipes for the spooky season.
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Indigo
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The dark fall to light
“My self assurance set with the sun and I see the wicked side of Autumn” – this haunting prose embraces the liminal state of the changing seasons.
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The Gordon Burn Prize shortlist – the run-down:
As we await the announcement of this year’s Gordon Burn Prize winner, our reviewers offer an overview of the short list.
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The perfect fit: why Durham should be the next UK city of culture
“It’s a landscape so picturesque, it feels like a postcard”: Isobel Tighe offers a student perspective on Durham’s cultural value.
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Ode To Butternut Squash
“My first purchase is always a butternut squash”. Caity Wood explains why butternut squash will save your culinary life this autumn.
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Debate: can NFTs revolutionise an elitist market?
“What really appeals is the fancy receipt.” Hyeonji Kim and Emerson Shams debate the ramifications of the crypto art surge.
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Leaving lockdown – a disabled student’s view
“The release from lockdown will determine whether we see more consistent support for disabled students as the new academic year begins.” Gabriel Ferrante speaks to Alex* about the easing of lockdown restrictions on campus.
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A slice of his apple
Victoria Ruck explores love, lust and apples in this beautiful farewell to summer.
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Durham: a city of contradictions
“An Unmissable Sightseeing Spot.” Christian Bland and Nicole Wu discuss Durham’s architectural circuit and latest exhibition
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Autumn on the big screen
Freya Williams explores how different films capture the autumnal spirit.
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