Several Durham locals and University professors have been recognised in the King’s New Year Honours. Among them are two leading polar researchers at Durham University, a couple who have campaigned ...

"How can this art form be used as a means of political awakening?". Amelia Greenwood discusses the role of music as a medium for protest.

Durham University congratulates the alumni team on retaining their title of BBC University Challenge champions, carrying the festive crown from the 2024 to 2025.

"These stories cannot offer the comfort of resolution when no such comfort is available in the shifting society they portray" - Anna Collins-Room reflects on the pivotal role of epiphany in the ...

Candance Whawell explores the contradictory devout widow status of Erika Kirk and her new found role as the proprietor of her late husband's legacy.

Jennifer Bailey explains why now is an ideal time to find interest in one of Britain's best-loved sporting traditions.

Performance vs appearance: is the term ‘iPhone face’ a valid critique, or just another misogynistic term used to oppress women?

"As our stunning front cover depicts, the sun is now rising over our little city and the dawn of Epiphany is breaking." Indigo Editor Abbey Hayden welcomes readers back to a new Durham term.

Leonard’s is (some would say) the best brunch spot in Durham, just make sure you go when you’re not in a rush. The kitchen is small and food can take a little while, but it’s always worth the wait.

Lyra Coulthard and Hugh Ludford speak to Arthur Milles about his ambition of competing on the Paralympic stage.

"Evoked warmth and familiarity". Caitlin Auty reviews The Last Dinner Party's recent gig in Newcastle, discussing their rise to fame and place in the current musical landscape.