Epiphany Term News Today

Lewis helped launch Capital Men - mentoring scheme matching young boys from seven London boroughs with suitable mentors

In a poll run by Palatinate it was found that support for the UCU strike action but not their action had risen by 5%.

In a statement on twitter the UCU said the marking boycott "will hit summer graduations", with 150 universities impacted.

Evie Ward explores the concept of 'Panic Masters', discussing the effectiveness of staying in education after University.

Students are now just "strongly encouraged", not "expected", to wear face coverings.

On an average week in the Easter Term, 401 Durham students tested twice, just 4% of total users.

Living the French way: Duru Akin takes a trip to Nice.

"This time of year consistently encourages change": In her first editorial of the term, Indigo Editor Honor Douglas questions the need for New Year’s resolutions

A Palatinate investigation has revealed accusations of sustained malpractice and abuses of power within the Durham Union Society (DUS), including bullying, unaddressed bigotry, and the mishandling of complaints. The Union Society has been described by some members as a ‘zero-sum political game’, afflicted by systemic failings, cronyism, and negligence in holding wrongdoers to account.  The Union Society is the largest and oldest student society at Durham, and holds regular debates and add...

The café was closed to library users throughout Epiphany Term due to Covid-19 restrictions. The café, known as the Small Island Cafe, will be open seven days a week. On weekdays the café will be open from 8am-8pm, and between 10am-6pm on weekends. Library users who have booked to visit the Bill Bryson Library will be able to pre-order items through the café’s click and collect takeaway service. The library is currently only open on weekdays from 9am to 8pm and weekends from 1pm to 5:30pm,...