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.

"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'.

CONTENT WARNING: This article contains mentions of sexual violence.

"Sour and haunting and hope-dwindling. Zeus prevails, unpunished and divine, abandoning Leda as collateral damage of a desire that is inherently violent." Amelia Higgs contemplates Michelangelo's ...

"I can’t help but desire a resurgence of our mythology and folktales..." Clara Kearney explores the mythological heritage of Ireland.

"The monks followed the herdswoman as she went in search of her cow in the direction of Dunholme..." Keira Phillips explores the Myth of the Dun Cow and its reflections in modern Durham.

Jussi-Peter Hill explains the circumstances surrounding the resignation of West Midlands Police Chief, Craig Guildford.

The samurai are one of the most iconic symbols of Japan to be transported into Western popular media. Celebrated in films, TV shows, books, toys, video games and many more forms of media; the noble ...

The kid can do what he wants. He’ll burn out like the rest of us eventually,' Harrison Beard's story offers a snapshot into the complexity of religion and belief in the American Midwest.

"Japanese folklore is teeming with transient beings that lurk in the shadows" — Indya Burke delves into the continued cultural relevance of the Yōkai.

Authors and books such as Pat Barker’s The Silence of the Girls (2018), Madeline Miller’s Circe (2018), and Natalie Haynes’ A Thousand Ships (2019) are just a few of the innumerable examples of ...