New Durham and tradition: repurposed for good?
John Cartin argues that Durham students should reclaim the University’s traditional links for good.
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Amana Moore
Who’s afraid of the free speech bill?
Max Minkin argues the importance of the ‘Free Speech Bill’ in a university setting.
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Isolating students told “no legal requirement” to stay in property by letting agent
Outgoing tenants in a Bow Residential property were given under three hours to either leave or pay £200 each to stay in an unfurnished property elsewhere.
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Physics PhD uses big data to inform humanitarian aid in Cox’s Bazar refugee camp
Durham scientists are modelling demographic and geographic data, alongside UN agencies.
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Champagne Society ball cancelled for third time after 2016 drugs and sex scandal
The Gin and Champagne ball was due to take place on June 25th at Beamish Hall.
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In-person teaching now permitted, but exams remain online
Academic departments will contact students today to confirm any arrangements for in-person teaching, while students returning to Durham are advised to take Lateral Flow Tests.
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University ‘deeply regrets’ it has to punish bigot
Satire looks at the University’s reluctant punishment of a bigot.
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Durham SU signs letter to Boris Johnson demanding tuition reimbursements
The letter, launched by Students United Against Fees, calls upon the government to recognise how damaging pandemic restrictions have been for students’ learning and prospects.
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Bill Bryson Library to open for 22 hours a day until exams end
The new opening times will commence when Easter Term begins on Monday 26th April.
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SU launches new postgraduate grant for Wider Student Experiences
All postgraduates are now able to apply for a range of £100-250 bursaries designed to “expand access and participation.”
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