“Compels readers to look at race relations in the West in a new way.” In honour of America’s Black History month, Nicole Howlett examines the joy to be found in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s latest novel.
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‘It is an easy show to have on in the background, laugh at, and bring you out of the real world’: Honor Douglas explains why Made In Chelsea is her trash telly favourite.
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The empirical evidence shows rapidly increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases. Why is this information greeted with scepticism?
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“Instead of travelling by coach, we arrived at the study site via satellite imagery”: STEM students describe what it is like to learn practical-based subjects online.
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Laetitia Eichinger considers the quintessentially Durham tradition of college marriage, and its significance this year as a mentoring structure.
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“With the rise of ‘main character’ dressing and Miss Vogue heralding romcom fashion as a trend of its own, where better to look for outfit inspiration than the most iconic romcom heroines?” Ellie Fitzgerald-Tesh looks at style, personality and femininity in iconic rom-coms.
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“Is [Strictly] not just another offering of bread and circus thrown to us, the ever-hungry masses?” Sophie Goschen raves about why Strictly sparks joy during lockdown.
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“In adopting an environmentally conscious mindset there is a price to pay. ” Frankie Docker examines the possibility of a developing a more ethical fashion industry.
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Oscar Duffy comments on Biden’s inauguration and what it signalled for him.
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Izzy Harris provides a personal account of how Durham’s culture of sexual assault and rape is closely intertwined with the University’s social traditions.
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