Homosexuality on the canvas
Visual Arts contributors contemplate a selection of paintings depicting homosexuality.
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Victoria Cheng
Regrets: the miserable and the magical
“You don’t need to forget in order to move on.” Michelle Leung offers a positive perspective on regret and how we should learn from it.
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Why I run
“During days when I feel demotivated and dejected, running is the only constant solace.” Victoria Cheng explains how her love for running began.
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How to see the Northern Lights in Durham
Earlier this year, the Northern Lights were spotted as far south as York. Eve Kirman explores the science behind the lights, and provides the best way we can see them here in Durham.
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Inside PalatiDates: Durham’s matchmakers
Arjun Seth discusses romance in Durham and lockdown dating with Katie, one of the organisers of PalatiDates.
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Valentine’s Day: painted across the ages
“The brightness of her facial expression encapsulates feelings of safety, desire and, above all, love.” Visual Arts contributors contemplate love’s meaning in art.
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Album review: ‘A Beginner’s Mind’ – Sufjan Stevens and Angelo de Augustine
“It is difficult to imagine two voices more complementary within the indie-folk genre.” Adam Hogg reviews the Album ‘A Beginner’s Mind’ by Sufjan Stevens and Angelo de Augustine.
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‘Euphoria’: femininity and feelings through the lens of fashion
“The second season of Euphoria is officially back on the air.”: Katerina Panayiotou explores the series’ iconic fashion.
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Higher Education cuts: art, design, and social science snipped at the STEM
Sam Lake makes the case for continued arts funding at universities in the midst of a substantial government effort to attract STEM students.
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Insomnia: the art of compromise, cures and chilling out
“Once I’m asleep, I’m dead to the world, it’s just arriving there that’s the problem”: Katerina Panayiotou offers some advice to those suffering from insomnia.
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