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Durham News Featured News 

Vice-Chancellor: “We do the wider student experience better” than Oxbridge

June 17, 2019June 17, 2019 sub.editors 1 Comment Anna Tatham, Jack Taylor

In an exclusive interview with Vice-Chancellor Stuart Corbridge, Palatinate discuss issues from the past year at Durham, from University expansion and the Operations Review to whether Durham’s main competition is Oxbridge.

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Durham News National News News 

Delegates vote to reform the NUS

April 11, 2019April 11, 2019 sub.editors 0 Comments Anna Tatham, Jack Taylor

Delegates at the National Union of Students (NUS) conference have backed a set of reforms aimed to transform the organisation into a ‘lean campaigning machine’ and rescue it from financial ruin.

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National News News 

Zamzam Ibrahim elected NUS President

April 9, 2019April 10, 2019 Joe Rossiter 0 Comments @annatatha, @durhamsu, Anna Tatham

In an enigmatic speech to Conference, Ibrahim promised to lead a National Student Strike, which would have three demands: free education, introducing a better EMA and bringing back the post-study Work Visa.

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Durham News News 

Durham knocked out of University Challenge

April 8, 2019April 8, 2019 sub.editors 1 Comment @annatatha, Anna Tatham, Lydia Blundell

Durham University has been defeated by the University of Edinburgh by a score of 180-110, in the University Challenge competition.

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Durham News Featured News 

Further concerns over operations review

March 27, 2019April 3, 2019 Deputy Editor 2 Comments Anna Tatham, Oscar Elmon

It has been affirmed that the restructuring will lead to the redundancy of approximately 50 college staff members, whilst there is a growing concern that the operations review could have detrimental impacts on college events and balls.

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Durham News Featured 

Operations Review threatens redundancy for college staff

March 19, 2019September 11, 2019 sub.editors 4 Comments @annatatha, Anna Tatham, Jack Taylor

Durham University has begun to roll out plans to restructure college staff, which will see some long-serving staff members made redundant and others receiving renewed job descriptions.

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Durham News News 

Poor food hygiene at popular Durham restaurants

March 7, 2019March 6, 2019 sub.editors 0 Comments Alex Leggatt, Anna Tatham

Popular Durham food outlets Urban Oven, Subway and Mr. Shawarma have Food Hygiene Ratings below 3 out of 5, indicating “some improvement is necessary” with regards to their standards of food hygiene.

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Durham News 

Durham University considers two-year degree courses

November 30, 2018 sub.editors 0 Comments Anna Tatham

Shorter, more intensive two-year courses would cost around £11,000 per year, saving around £5,500 in total compared with a three-year course.

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Durham News News 

Lloyds defends controversial new ID policy

November 29, 2018November 28, 2018 sub.editors 1 Comment @annatatha, Anna Tatham

The chain told Palatinate “a National ID card is not an acceptable proof-of-age document and we cannot accept this form of identification.”

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Durham News National News News 

Petition to free Matthew Hedges reaches over 100,000 signatures

November 22, 2018 sub.editors 10 Comments @annatatha, Anna Tatham

By Anna Tatham A petition calling for charges to be dropped against currently imprisoned Durham PhD student Matthew Hedges has reached over 100,000 signatures. The change.org petition, addressed to Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, was started by Matthew Hedges’ wife, Daniela

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