Student artists honour heroism
The artists behind this year’s Student Arts Prize on heroism, the pandemic, and student art.
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Jasmine Cash
Durham’s Claypath Deli: “The students have supported us so much”
In a recent interview with Palatinate, the owners of Claypath Delicatessen highlighted the impact of university students on Durham’s economy, especially in a time where so many local stores and businesses are struggling.
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Time to call out Durham’s art of catcalling
“No university student should feel uncomfortable on their campus and in their town”, Morgan Jack highlights the impacts of catcalling on students in Durham.
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The secrets of stress: can it have a physiological impact?
“It will come as no surprise that uni students are one of the most stressed demographic groups in the UK.” Read on to find out the physical ways in which stress can affect us.
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Judging books by their covers
“Publishing houses have whole departments dedicated to designing effective, and often beautiful, cover art.” Books and Visual Arts discuss the role that cover art plays in our reading experiences.
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Durham’s Cafédral Café: “The immediate future looks bleak”
Jaspreet Chahal speaks to the owner of Cafédral café in Durham City about the impact of Covid-19 on small businesses and their plans for the future.
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Five years: the life and legacy of David Bowie
“In these dark and uncertain days many of us turn to music for a sense of comfort and escapism: Bowie’s message of love, hope and embracing the obscure can provide us with exactly that”. Jack Neill writes about the fifth anniversary of music icon David Bowie’s death.
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Treat People With Kindness: An analysis of Harry Styles’ Music Videos in 2020 and 2021
“Styles is telling the world in these music videos what is important to hold onto” Emerson Shams looks at Harry Styles’ ‘Treat People With Kindness’.
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