It is not difficult to gaze in awe upon Audrey Hepburn masquerading as Holly Golightly in the iconic 1961 Breakfast at Tiffany’s, in adoration laced with faint pity and amusement.
One hundred and seventy-four kilometres, nine thousand seven hundred metres of elevation, forty-five hours of running. This is the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB); one of the most popular trail running events in the world. Attracting thousands of runners and spectators to the start line in Chamonix,
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There are few times in the year that I look forward to more than the Montreux Jazz Festival. The fortnight-long festival takes place on the shores of Lake Geneva in the first two weeks of July, and is the world’s second-largest jazz festival, after the Montreal International
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The world of interior design has finally shifted from white walls and linen sheets back to bold colours and areas led by individual, unique expression.
City Desk
See the exact figure DUCFS raised in 2026 and where the cash will be allocated towards.
Perspectives
Learn about the origins of the "old money" aesthetic and the controversy the term.
City Desk
From sell-out MCR tributes to Collingwood Day, Dead End River (D.E.R.) show no sign of stopping. I sat down with Anais, Bly and Nesh to discuss their past, present and future.
Playbook
Learn more about Durham's journalism scene and who's running it.
Playbook
Featuring some well-known and others more niche, Natasha Ranawake shares her guide to Durham's café scene in 2026
Playbook
Learn about the true culture in every Durham University college. Are the stereotypes really true?
City Desk
The Castle Club is an exclusive French private members' club founded by entrepreneur Hugo de Mézerac. Events hosted include private Parisian dinners, black-tie grand soirées, countryside weekend retreats, car rallies and equestrian gatherings. "Throughout the seasons, the Castle Club curates gatherings where the setting, the people, and
Culture
Bea Lambert traces Haiti’s pèpè trade as a story of global fashion, inequality, and local reinvention.
Culture
Mahira Gangwani explores how South Asian adornments like bangles, bindis, and jhumkas are evolving from tradition-bound symbols into everyday expressions of identity.
Playbook
From backless tops to silk shirts, the style of this 1980s icon Sade is resurfacing among Gen Z.
Perspectives
Hailey Tang describes how the 'highlight of May' has turned into an event run by tech moguls, influencers and an attempt to be the most 'niche' instead of recognising what the Met Gala is truly about.
Playbook
Conveniently located within a 5 minute walk of each other, there's no excuse not to give at least one of these Michelin Guide dining spots a go during your time here at Durham.