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Isobel Tighe

Indigo Features Print Edition

Writing a Legacy: Langston Hughes and Maya Angelou

October 28, 2021October 31, 2021 sub.editors 0 Comments Isobel Tighe, Miriam Mitchell

“Black History Month gives us time to reflect upon significant figures”: Features Editors profile two influential writers.

Indigo Features Print Edition

The perfect fit: why Durham should be the next UK city of culture

October 15, 2021October 15, 2021 sub.editors 0 Comments Isobel Tighe

“It’s a landscape so picturesque, it feels like a postcard”: Isobel Tighe offers a student perspective on Durham’s cultural value.

Breaking: Durham UCU accepts University proposal
Will Grigg’s on Fire: the song behind the song
Durham offers staff up to £1,000 to avoid marking boycott
What is Love? Philosopher Simon May explains
Sophie Corcoran: “The students can represent themselves, they’re not children”
Just 40% of Durham’s teaching staff attended compulsory anti-discrimination training
66% of Durham students oppose marking boycott
Peter Oborne: ‘client journalists’ have become “dupes in the political process”
A somewhat satirical guide to Durham’s colleges
Chila Kumari Burman and the ‘museum aesthetic’

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