Arts and Culture Editor, Ella Guy, puts together a simplified selection of the mass of visual arts opportunities available at Durham.
Opinion Editor, Zahrah Santos-Califano, investigates the chaotic whirlwind of student housing in Durham, questioning why first-years are left to navigate the high-stakes housing market with minimal guidance and exploring how the system could be improved for all.
Arts and Culture Editor, Christian O’Brien, reviews Foot of the Hill’s Annual Intercollegiate Theatre Showcase, on the theme of ‘Myths and Legends’, featuring productions by the Bailey Theatre Company and many more.
Thanks to the Student Opportunities Fund, Emerald Grimshaw was able to present her PhD research on exploring the use of VR as a pedagogical tool. Emerald writes about her time at KU Leuven and her first experience with sharing her work on an international level.
Maddy Chammings runs through what to expect at Bailey Ball and how freshers should prepare in order to make the most of their first college ball.
Jiayu Wang tells all about her exchange to Olomouc in the Czech Republic, where she visited schools and gave lessons and attended courses, also finding time to visit the city’s cultural offerings. The trip was made possible by funding from the St John’s Student Opportunities Fund.
Thanks to the St John’s Opportunities Fund, Zahra Wilkinson was able to complete a research internship at Navarino Environmental Observatory in Greece.
Grant Kuppenheimer investigates the disappearance of the beloved John’s Toastie Bar and the likelihood of its return.
Life in John’s Editor, Helena Farthing, provides an introduction to John’s Bar for prospective students or a reminder for alumni who want to remember the great times they have experienced here.
Arts and Culture Editor, Callum Hynd, goes behind the counter and into the kitchen to find out more about the work that goes into feeding John’s.
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