"When the credits roll, the body in the seat is still yours, and the fight over who owns it is still being ." Grace Hodges identifies what makes reproductive horror so unsettling.

"Tradition may give theatre a sense of exclusion, but its roots also lie in fun and celebration", Stage Editor Anna Pile talks about theatre's roots in ancient Greece.

"Durham University: a prestigious academic institution founded on tradition or simply a glorified cult?" Edie Whittam asks where the line lies between traditions and cultiness in Durham.

"If belief can be so easily shaped by those around us, what exactly do we get in return?" Maheen Usman explores the danger of cults of personality.

Thus begins the new era of eco-cult fashion', Hannah Ruth Andrews reflects on the possibility of resurrecting alternative fashion trends.

"Such films satisfy a particular appetite for something visceral and remind us how profound cinema can be." Piers Manning analyses the cult popularity of 1988's Dead Ringers.

"Everyone should see those films, and that speech, at least once" Eleanor Waters-Jones explores dialogue in The Two Towers.

Lottie Roddis interviews JSRFC Movember officer on the meaning of the movement and the club's charitable goals.

Victoria Travers examines how Olivia Rodrigo has created a festival that allows the pointed rejection of pop’s favourite rivalry narrative.

Rape is not a word that should be softened because it makes institutions uncomfortable. In October 2024, Cornell University student Jane Doe alleges she was drugged and gang-raped by seven Chi Phi ...

After much discussion it was concluded that the kayak had been stolen during the 1995 Alps trip to L’Argentière-la-Bessée, France, and that its new ‘owner’ must have failed to recover the boat ...

As fresher’s week looms, Durham’s incoming first-years, and that one Masters student who sees Babylon as his last shot at joining the 72%, reach fever pitch. Lectures are conspicuously unattended, the ...