Palatinate – Durham's Official Student Newspaper
Welcome to Palatinate’s website. We rely on readers’ generosity to keep producing award-winning journalism and provide media training opportunities to our team of more than 100 students. Palatinate has produced some of the biggest names in British media, including Jeremy Vine, Sir Harold Evans and George Alagiah.
Review: Orthello – Palatinate
17 hours ago · Review: Orthello. By Elliot Burrin. Othello is a play that epitomises why Shakespeare is performed hundreds of years thereafter. The way it embraces love and death is an unparalleled exploration of both human nature and the socio-racial contexts of the time. On the Assembly Rooms stage, Elysium Theatre Company’s touring production of Othello ...
Hew Locke: the decolonial power of language and art
22 hours ago · The specific language used throughout the book is remarkably effective in not “sugar-coating” the violence of 16 th and 17 th century colonial expansion. Locke adopts a striking sentiment in his work, taking advantage of the human inclination towards beauty as a lure, in which to confront his audience with the brutal realities of Britain ...
Pale Waves: Gig Review – Palatinate
23 hours ago · By Jade Barnes. It’s Monday 14 th October, and after a rushed train journey, me and my girlfriend are speed-walking around the corner from Newcastle Train Station to Boiler Shop, a venue which will be home to top-10 UK album band Pale Waves for the night. We excitedly reach the gig just before Edinburgh natives Swim School take the stage. Having got ourselves a pint each, and after a comedic ...
About Palatinate – Palatinate
Palatinate is the award-winning student newspaper of Durham University. Founded in 1948, it is one of Britain’s oldest student publications. Notable former editors include George Alagiah, Hunter Davies, Jeremy Vine, John Exelby, Cristina Nicolotti Squires and the late great Sir Harold Evans. During term, Palatinate is printed on a fortnightly ...
Editorials – Palatinate
Jun 14, 2024 · Editorial #870: A tale of two familiar cities. In his first editorial, Editor-in-Chief Elliot Burrin talks about Durham City and its similarities to his hometown. Notes from the Editors-in-Chief - you can also find these on page 2 of each print newspaper.
Quintessentially “Durham” – Palatinate
Mar 8, 2024 · Quintessentially “Durham”. October 2, 2024. By Emily Palmer and Katie Trahair-Davies. Disclaimer: spoilers may be included! People often say that the books they read become strangely synonymous with the moments in which they read them, as if retroactively defining our past. As we fly through our time at Durham, the books that we read take ...
Comment – Palatinate
Oct 2, 2024 · Lottie Gibson gives warning to the potential dangers AI deepfakes pose to a society continually investing in its technology. The latest commentary on Durham-based, national or international issues from Durham students. To pitch your own opinion piece, email [email protected].
Sport – Palatinate
Oct 9, 2024 · Sport. The latest updates on local, national and international sport from Durham students. To pitch your own article, email [email protected]. Print Edition Sport.
Print Edition – Palatinate
Oct 13, 2024 · Print Edition – Palatinate. Latest News: Klute is back: Durham’s famous nightclub announces reopening. Durham’s university league table success. Tuition fees could rise by 13.5% over the next five years. Durham County Council pass motion to demand a reversal to Winter Fuel Payment changes. Local MP challenges means-tested Winter Fuel ...