Thomas Jenkins offers insights into the logistics past and present of manned spaceflight, in the wake of recent transportation difficulties at the International Space Station.

Isaac Williams reveals the bridge between animal communication patterns and human understanding, where novel uses of AI take centre stage.

In his final editorial, William Milne, who has been Editor-in-Chief since December, explains how important Palatinate is for the student population.

Nearly a year after Labour's landslide victory that ended fourteen years of Conservative government, Oliver Watterson analyses Conservative strategy and how they are trying to rebuild.

Exams come to an end, British summertime appears for a few days, and Pride is celebrated. However, this year – and arguably throughout the last few years – it is clear that the celebrations have been ...

News Editor Abigail Tobias speaks to Green Party co-leader and winning University Challenge team member, Carla Denyer, about protest vs policy, housing, and campus free speech issues.

For Julien Laurens, PSG were ‘unplayable’. Writing in The Times, Martin Samuel labelled PSG as ‘captivating’, but without the ‘galactico glitter’ of yesteryear. Some went further. Famously prone to ...

Durham University’s drug policy will shift from a ‘zero tolerance’ to a ‘harm reduction’ approach, after a decision by the University’s top policy body. The University’s Senate, which approved the new ...

Gabriella Bell investigates why nostalgia plays such a formative role in our lives psychologically, revealing the advantages to the misunderstood phenomenon.

On 11 th June, Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her first multi-year Spending Review, a defining moment for Labour’s economic strategy. Ms Reeves, no stranger to difficult fiscal decisions, must ...

Content warning: this article briefly mentions substance abuse in relation to one comedy sketch which some readers may find upsetting. LAUGHTERHOURS is the latest offering from The Durham Revue, and ...

Catered food doesn’t sound like something you’d grow attached to. It’s not glamorous. It’s definitely not exciting. But when something shows up three times a day, seven days a week, it starts to ...