University Challenge: Alumni Specials Forever
Waseem Mohamed reports on the break from University Challenge tradition.
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Read more“Homesickness is a common experience, particularly for those who from culturally diverse backgrounds, but it does not have to be faced alone.” Tisa Urhioke gives guidance on how to incorporate culture into life at Durham and have a more fulfilling university experience.
Read more“Perverse tragicomedy”: in the newest instalment of the Indigo Canon, Millie Thompson explores how the themes of forgiveness in ‘Fleabag’ makes this hit series a classic
Read moreRae Rostron celebrates the history of Life drawing and Women’s freedom
Read more“Audiences are thrust into a world of the haves and the have nots”: in this latest instalment of The Indigo Canon, Matikudza Chiromo explains why ‘Set It Off’ (1996) should be hailed as a classic
Read more“Whilst the minimal designs of the 1940s were created out of a need for frugality, there is much to be said in favour of focusing on a few simple pieces and styling them effectively.” Dherran Titherington-Bragg explores how 1940s style influenced the fashion of today.
Read moreIn honour of Palatinate’s 75th Anniversary, Film & TV Editors Alice Purves and Jacob Dax Harris discuss the student role in Durham’s film scene
Read moreDherran comments on the cult of wellness and how it is taking a turn for the worse.
Read moreRose Stott writes on the Royal Academy’s recent exhibition showcasing female German Modernists.
Read more“Lumet undermines and subverts the status quo”: in celebration of LGBTQ+ History Month, Anoushka Mundey discusses the significance of ‘Dog Day Afternoon’
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