Durham students wash up other students’ dishes for free
As part of Kings Church Durham’s annual June Project outreach week, volunteers did others’ washing up “to show students that we care for them and love them”.
Read moreAs part of Kings Church Durham’s annual June Project outreach week, volunteers did others’ washing up “to show students that we care for them and love them”.
Read moreProfile speaks to the outgoing Vice Chancellor and Warden about Covid-19, strikes, expansion, pay and plans for the future in anticipation of his retirement this July
Read moreIn the editorial of his final edition as Editor-in-Chief, Tim Sigsworth reflects on his “three wonderful years” in Durham as he prepares to graduate.
Read moreWith the community-centred element of Ramadan inhibited by Covid-19, the society raised nearly £7,000 from public and college donations to support fasting Muslims through its DeliverIftar scheme.
Read moreAt last night’s event, Palatinate was the winner of three awards, Highly Commended for a further three and shortlisted for 13, all of which are new records for the paper.
Read moreResults announced tonight saw the party drop 21 seats, losing control of the Council for the first time since its creation a century ago.
Read moreThis equates to around 60kg of college food waste per student per year.
Read moreThe new opening times will commence when Easter Term begins on Monday 26th April.
Read moreThe statement demands clarity on the return of face-to-face teaching amid the liberalisation of Covid-19 restrictions, and confirms that all assessments will be held online next term as planned.
Read moreIn an exclusive interview with Palatinate on the University’s Student Journey project, Prof. Antony Long confirmed that students won’t be receiving tuition fee refunds this year.
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