Indigo Editorial #846: New Year, old news
“This time of year consistently encourages change”: In her first editorial of the term, Indigo Editor Honor Douglas questions the need for New Year’s resolutions
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Adeline Zhao
Growing up and the meaning of Christmas
“The changing meaning of Christmas is simply a part of growing up.” Holly Downes reflects on childhood Christmases and how the holiday’s meaning has changed for her now as an adult.
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Tastes of Christmas around the world
“Christmas Eve was always a time of good food.” Four students discuss their international culinary traditions at Christmastime.
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Eve
Next up in our christmas creative writing is Sarah Henderson’s poem which captures the energy of Christmas Eve.
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Durham Students’ Union votes to support strikes
The motion pledging support for upcoming staff strike action was passed 16-7 in an emergency assembly meeting.
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Buygo expands from house party sponsorship to weddings, funerals & interventions
All you need to do to win yourself £15 is let us print a promotional code on the coffin!
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Living with social anxiety
“This piece is my acceptance of social anxiety as a part of who I am.” Eunice Wu discusses her journey with social anxiety.
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Arthouse history: a missing subgenre
In anticipation of ‘Spencer’, Saffron Dale examines depictions of history within film.
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Alleged ‘zombie invasion’ actually hungover students going to 9am lectures
“I was lucky I’d only gunned down a couple of them…”
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Indigo Editorial #842: To club or not to club, that is the question
Indigo Editor Honor Douglas discusses the pressures of clubbing as a Fresher in her first editorial.
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