Durham's Official Student Newspaper
Profile Editor Dan Bavister speaks with Thomas Bristow, former Editor-in-Chief of Oxford’s oldest student newspaper, about the influence of student journalism on campus.
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“As it celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, it’s an ideal moment to reflect on the generations of talent that have brought its productions to life.” Profile Editor Dan Bavister reflects on 75 years of DULOG, one of Durham University’s oldest and largest musical theatre companies.
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Dan Bavister discusses whether political leaders should be appointed based on specialist knowledge and intelligence, examining the rise of technocrats in UK government and the tension between expertise and democratic representation.
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Dan Bavister covers the 2024 DNC by poetically demystifying the uniquely American atmosphere of national party conventions.
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Dan Bavister reveals the best running routes in and around Durham.
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Dan Bavister explores the benefits of joining the Palatinate editorial board, and finding the value in the student journalism experience.
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Stage Editor, Dan Bavister, speaks with Tony and Olivier Award-winning producer Richard Batchelder about launching a theatre career and the exciting West End lineup this autumn.
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“Bursting with enthusiasm, this production provides a masterclass in happiness and cheerfulness.” Stage Editor, Dan Bavister, is enchanted by the Barbican’s “Kiss Me, Kate”.
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“[This production] is true to the enduring power, brutal beauty and elemental storytelling of Steinbeck’s masterpiece.” Stage Editor, Dan Bavister, is enchanted by the National Theatre’s production of “The Grapes of Wrath”.
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“A platonic love story of two best friends striving for success, briefly finding it, and then finding themselves, in a kaleidoscopic production that never ceases to captivate.” Stage Editor, Dan Bavister, is enchanted by “Kathy and Stella Solve a Murder!”.
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