"The word ‘performative’ is growing in use..." Bella Roberts interrogates the rise of the dismissive 'performative' label and the danger it brings for literary tastes.

Former Secretary of State for Northern Ireland and Durham alumna Mo Mowlam commemorated with blue plaque outside Trevelyan College.

With the recent announcement that RENT will transfer to the West End this winter for a limited engagement at the Duke of York’s Theatre, there could scarcely have been a more fitting moment for Durham ...

Polished and bursting with heart.” Stage Editor Alex Roy concludes her journey with Palatinate, with a 5 star review of DULOG’s Sister Act.

Degrees must mean more than “The student had AI competence”. When someone graduates from Durham with a First or 2:1, the university must be able to say, “Yes – they earned that degree”. In summer 2026 ...

Individual societies within DST and DSM react to welfare changes which will mean they no longer have their own internal welfare officers.

For those unaware, Durham’s own Tone Deaf Theatre Company is putting on their own interpretation of the hit musical in the Assembly Rooms Theatre this week. Knowing the extensive and unique tech used ...

If you visit Seville in April, you will likely run into one of its two main cultural events — Semana Santa and the Feria of Abril. Proven by the extortionately expensive Ryanair flight prices and the ...

Durham University expands ambition for AI Research and growth while explicitly confirming the permissibility of staff using GenAI tools. These tools include Microsoft Copilot for research and marking ...

Deputy Editor Samara Patel interviews the first Gen-Z and youngest Muslim elected official in American history on integrity in the face of challenge and the contemporary US political landscape. Twenty ...

The Scottish National Party (SNP) and Plaid Cymru are reported to be discussing the possibility of entering a “progressive alliance”, with both parties enjoying new waves of momentum. Crucial ...

Durham University staff will receive a 1.4% pay rise from August 2025, following the conclusion of national pay negotiations between university employers and trade unions. However, the increase will ...