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September 23, 2018
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Library café closed until Epiphany term 2019
Lebaneat refused alcohol license after illegal workers discovered by Durham police
Hatfield College reveals newly refurbished bar and facilities
Durham University spent over £36,000 on union activity last year
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NUS officer resigns over tweets comparing Israel to Nazis
Universities UK calls for new visa for international students
Student loan interest rates set to rise to 6.3%
Strikes suspended as UCU members vote to accept pension proposal
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Team Durham breaches fresher’s confidentiality after “humiliating” initiations experience
EXCLUSIVE: Married Durham academics given 14 days to leave UK
Survey: Only one in 10 Durham students say college halls are “value for money”
Durham Counselling Service: Too few counsellors for students
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Durham University’s sexual misconduct record under the spotlight once more
Tuition fees: the beginning of the end?
Durham University launches £700 million ten-year Strategy
Guardian University Guide ranks Durham fourth in the UK
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Sport
Durham Sport
National Sport
BUCS
College Sport
Cricket
Football
Rugby
Tennis
A farewell to college football: 2017/18 season in review
“In 48 hours I went from nowhere to the career of my dreams”: Will Fraine on his rise from MCCU to Nottinghamshire
BUCS Big Wednesday: report from a record-breaking day for Durham sport
MCCU rise to the occasion in preseason tests
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World Cup predictions: what to expect in Russia
“In 48 hours I went from nowhere to the career of my dreams”: Will Fraine on his rise from MCCU to Nottinghamshire
Durham hockey coach makes Commonwealth Games debut
Has money taken over the beautiful game?
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BUCS Big Wednesday: report from a record-breaking day for Durham sport
Redemption for Saints in National Championship final
Durham win 13 titles at historic BUCS Big Wednesday
Watershed year for Durham sport as record number of teams qualify for BUCS finals
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A farewell to college football: 2017/18 season in review
York reclaim College Varsity trophy after disappointing Durham defence
College Sport Manager: Loughborough intramural varsity victory bodes well
York College Varsity 2018: The view from York
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“In 48 hours I went from nowhere to the career of my dreams”: Will Fraine on his rise from MCCU to Nottinghamshire
MCCU rise to the occasion in preseason tests
MCCU side set sights on South Africa as they gear up for new season
India eye up England after breaking South Africa hoodoo
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Bias in football commentary: England and the 2018 World Cup
World Cup predictions: what to expect in Russia
A farewell to college football: 2017/18 season in review
BUCS Big Wednesday: report from a record-breaking day for Durham sport
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BUCS Big Wednesday: report from a record-breaking day for Durham sport
What next for England after calamitous Six Nations?
What does Scotland’s historic win against England mean for both sides?
What does Billy Vunipola’s injury mean for England’s Six Nations?
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BUCS Big Wednesday: report from a record-breaking day for Durham sport
How did Federer defy age?
Team Durham update: strong start across BUCS
Durham tennis serve up quadruple success
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Politics
Opinion
UK Politics
World Politics
Disadvantaged Students access to Elite Universities: is the system fair for all? Is there a solution to the disparity?
Boris: Brashness, Burqas & Brews
The student loan is a 9% graduate tax – it shouldn’t be a feared £50,000 debt
Corbyn’s facade of tolerance is breaking. If he doesn’t stand up for minorities, who does he stand for?
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Boris: Brashness, Burqas & Brews
The student loan is a 9% graduate tax – it shouldn’t be a feared £50,000 debt
Corbyn’s facade of tolerance is breaking. If he doesn’t stand up for minorities, who does he stand for?
Seeking a reaction: Boris’ Burqa comments and his need to remain relevant
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‘A new dawn for personal liberty’: Indian Supreme Court’s groundbreaking decriminalisation of gay sex
John McCain leaves behind a lesson in politics for all those in power.
The Children of July: A Social Movement in Dhaka
The Brock Turner appeal: proof that sexual assault still isn’t being taken seriously enough
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Science & Tech
Features
Reader's Scigest
Scitech Comment
Durham research gives new life to the multiverse theory
The groundbreaking legacy of Durham’s Scottish soldiers
A world without exams: is there another way?
Study challenges our conceptions about Neanderthals
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Reader’s Scigest special: 2017 review
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A world without exams: is there another way?
Opinion: Ignoring the need for conservation will be costly
Gene editing: designer babies or desperately needed tool?
Net neutrality: should we really be worried?
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Comment
Durham Comment
National Comment
International Comment
Pay over Picasso
In Praise of Not Having Opinions
Student numbers are falling drastically: something to celebrate or cause for concern?
27K for an expiring library card?
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Pay over Picasso
In Praise of Not Having Opinions
Student numbers are falling drastically: something to celebrate or cause for concern?
#It’sOkNotToBeOk: We must reach out to our friends and open up the discussion on men’s mental health
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In Praise of Not Having Opinions
Theresa May is too weak to negotiate on behalf of our country and too weak to stand up to the likes of Trump
Germaine Greer: the need to divide creation from creator
The problem with #MeToo: awareness is not enough
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Profile
All profile
800th Edition
“Those who do not vote do not have power”
Durham for Refugees: “We can’t just hide our heads in the sand and think it’s someone else’s issue”
The “Brexit mutineer”: Profile meets Anna Soubry MP
Angela Saini: using science to tackle gender and racial prejudice
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‘The most fun I’ve had in my life without taking my clothes off’
Durham war heroes, ice hockey behind the Iron Curtain, and ‘lefty’ Palatinate
Two words: ‘Seize Love’
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Indigo
Indigo Features
Books
Music
Stage
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Creative Writing
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Fashion
Travel
Food and Drink
Interview
Planning Planet: Organisation tips for the term ahead
Treat Yo’ Self
Move out don’t throw out: the impact of our student throwaway culture
The Met Gala 2018: Celebrities deified; religion commercialised?
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Mapping literature: Llanbedr
Mapping literature: Wales
Mapping literature: Tyne and Wear
Sun, Sex, and Summer Reads…
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‘Track Back’ by Sœur – Single Review
Live review: Echo & The Bunnymen @ The Sage, Gateshead
Album review: Kanye West – ‘ye’
What’s On?
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Crave Review: “strong ensemble”
Beautiful Thing Review: “deserves to be watched”
Legally Blonde Review: “worth talking about”
Posh Review: “seamless transitions”
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Hispanic representation: We can do better
Is Troy destined to fail?
Wakanda forever?
Journey’s End review
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‘There’s space for everything’: interview with Hollie McNish
Hoodwinked.
Bus poems
Mansa Musa Money
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Frida Kahlo’s Making Herself Up: ‘Elevated lifestyle porn’
WORK: Review
Where Art Thou, Art?: Summer edition
Shattering Perceptions: Durham’s Museum of Archaeology showcases women’s contributions to archaeology
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A fatal fashion choice
Our pick of the statement trends for Summer 2018
Van Mildert Charity Fashion Show Review 2018: An Electric Atmosphere with Occasionally Underwhelming Aesthetics
Black Tie Can’t Die: 70 years of women’s formal fashion
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Thinking Pacifically – My Month in Fiji
The Monk Who Saved Me
Camp life in California
Two scientists and a politician walk into a bar…
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Feasting on memory lane
High Five: 5 easy ways to get your five-a-day this term
Procrastibake: Melting moments
The bitter aftertaste of Food Marketing
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Stevie Flies Solo
Surya: A star on the rise
“It’s a constant conversation you are having with yourself”: Ella Hickson on creativity, playwriting and politics of the stage
From Palatinate to Penguin
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