City Desk
Durham Students Signed to Modelling Agencies
Read here to see the list of Durham University's signed models.
Culture
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Playbook
How to Host a Soirée in Durham Student Accommodation
A guide to hosting a soirée in your 10–15 m² Durham accom without blowing your student loan.
Perspectives
The Clean Girl Era is Dead
Learn why the "clean girl" went from coveted to not-so-cool anymore.
City Desk
DUCFS Final Figure Released: £232k Donated in 2026
See the exact figure DUCFS raised in 2026 and where the cash will be allocated towards.
Perspectives
Is the "Old Money" Aesthetic just Classism Repackaged for Social Media?
Learn about the origins of the "old money" aesthetic and the controversy the term.
Playbook
Durham's University Publication Guide 2026
Learn more about Durham's journalism scene and who's running it.
Playbook
The Hidden Identities of Durham Colleges in 2026
Learn about the true culture in every Durham University college. Are the stereotypes really true?
City Desk
Paid Internship at The Castle Club
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
Pèpè: the Byproduct of Globalisation Suffocating Haitian Fashion
Bea Lambert traces Haiti’s pèpè trade as a story of global fashion, inequality, and local reinvention.
Culture
The Language of South Asian Accessories
Mahira Gangwani explores how South Asian adornments like bangles, bindis, and jhumkas are evolving from tradition-bound symbols into everyday expressions of identity.
Playbook
She Sang "Smooth Operator," but Sade Adu's Style Might be her Greatest Legacy
From backless tops to silk shirts, the style of this 1980s icon Sade is resurfacing among Gen Z.
Perspectives
Has the Met Gala Lost its Prestige?
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.