An Interview with Nish Kumar
Stage Editor Anna Pile has a conversation with Nish Kumar about being a Durham student and his time in the Durham Revue.
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Indigo
Indigo is Palatinate‘s arts and lifestyle magazine. For general queries, email indigo@palatinate.org.uk.
Diving into the archives
“While sometimes a little unsettling, these issues are exceptionally eventful” – Anna Hebb takes an intrepid dive into the legacy of Palatinate.
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Palatinate’s literary legacy
“O brave new world” – Books Editor Sophia Charchalou examines Palatinate’s complciated history.
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Loneliness and legacy – the life of Franz Kafka
“He writes because he simply must” – in an especially lucid synopsis, Shade Bannigan Davis explores the life of Franz Kafka.
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Some legacies are BIG BIRD left behind.
Annabelle Coates on her rendezvous with Big Bird fast food.
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The student cookbook across generations
Food and Drink Editor Chloe Goodwin revisits student food and drink culture in conversation with a 1980 alumnus.
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Preserving our connections
“How could I long for a life that no longer fit me?”, Indigo Editor Keira Phillips reflects on what legacies can do for you.
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Review: Sense and Sensibility (2026)
“A pleasing if slightly confused confection of a film.” Film & TV Editor Emily Hatwell enjoys Georgia Oakley’s Sense and Sensibility.
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Cobra Kai: the secretly perfect legacy sequel
“This series has amazing stunts and fight choreography and it’s incredibly funny, which is rare for this kind of series”, writes Sam Hartley in his exploration of the legacy of “Cobra Kai”.
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Influence through time: how filmmakers’ legacies influence the industry and culture
“Legacy can also be measured in the way in which a film examines cultural norms and addresses social injustices.” Nina Verrinder explores how filmmakers through time have created an impact on collective memory and the film industry.
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