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Culture & Arts
Durham Union sincerely apologises for wrongdoing
Hell is still warm, hens haven’t grown any teeth, and there are no monkeys flying out of my ass – but the Durham Union has officially apologised for something it did wrong.
Dismantling ‘A Doll’s House’: the lasting impact of Henrik Ibsen in 20th century theatre
Isabelle Bylett explores Ibsen’s play A Doll’s House, and how its enduring impact on the theatre and wider society of 20th Century.
Older (and Wiser): Lizzy McAlpine finds her voice
A review of Lizzy’s most vulnerable album yet – and why you need to listen.
Current Affairs
The world’s most infamous inventor – Thomas Midgley Jr.
Callum Oozeerally explores the life of Thomas Midgley Jr., an inventor who nearly destroyed the planet twice.
Lifestyle
‘Fabriculture’ and why Mabel’s ‘guide to fashion’ stands the test of time
Gravity Falls is making a comeback and it is still as relevant as ever!
Au Pairing for the Spanish Elite
It was summer 2021, I had finished my A levels and was officially on my gap year. I had chosen to delay going to university to do an 8-month placement abroad with the educational charity ‘Project Trust’, starting in January. I therefore had four months to fill, limited funds, and a desperation to leave the […]
How to make Chocolate Teacake Spiders
Amelia shares the perfect Halloween sweet treat
This weeks’ editorial from the General Editors.
Should we be able to give books a bad review?
In this article, the Editor-in-Chief discusses the pressing debate surrounding whether we should be able to leave books a public negative review, following the Cait Corrain scandal.
Most Popular
The most read articles on The Bubble this week.
‘Fabriculture’ and why Mabel’s ‘guide to fashion’ stands the test of time
Abigail Hughes
The history of the Gingerbread House
Harriet Banks
The psychology of fashion
Ann Joseph
Why is it “better to have loved and lost” than “never to have loved at all”?
Zara Dewing
The gruesome tale of Ethel Cain’s ‘Preacher’s Daughter’.
Maddi Harding
