This week, the Assembly Rooms has been graced by the formidable presence of 12 South Theatre Company with their staggering iteration of Death of a Salesman. Arthur Miller’s masterpiece is a story of ...

This week, Durham University Classical Acting landed their showcase in the Collingwood Arts Centre, delivering a tour de force with fourteen wonderful bite-size extracts from a variety of theatre’s ...

ComedyFest 2026 played at Gala Durham on Saturday 7th February, 2026. Image: The Durham Revue via @thedurhamrevue on Instagram.

Open once a term and always sold out. Samara Patel shines a light on the Taste of Syria, a once-a-term dining experience where Durham students turn food into community.

Durham's University and College Union (DUCU) has passed a ballot allowing for potential future industrial action.

From rags to narco-politics, Alexandra Johnson explores the overlooked involvement of Cilia Flores during the Nicolás Maduro's presidency in Venezuela.

Barny Weeden outlines the situation surrounding Robert Jenrick's sacking from the Shadow Cabinet and his immediate defection to Reform UK.

Ben Pettitt outlines the ongoing situation in Iran and what the future may have in store for the country and its people.

"One of the best concerts of the academic year so far." Christian O'Brien covers DUCS & DUOS's recent collaboration at Durham Cathedral, performing Verdi's 'Requiem'.

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