Durham graduate and Team GB rower Lauren Irwin recently returned to her college to open a new student rowing facility. Lauren ...

Installed on the UK-built VISTA telescope at the European Southern Observatory’s site in Chile, 4MOST is an exciting new ...

A leader who repeatedly ran for president, he never won – in part due to the 2007 election being manipulated in favour of ...

Over 200 pupils from local schools took part in a series of innovative workshops to bring Shakespeare to life with the help ...

The Summit attracts university leaders from all over the world. It was being held in the Middle East for the first time, in ...

Our former Chancellor, opera singer Sir Thomas Allen, has been awarded the Gramophone Lifetime Achievement Award in ...

First, the changing relationship of the North East to the wider global economy. It has changed from a core ‘workshop of the ...

It is a huge honour to be invited to give the first David Galloway lecture and I am very grateful for Durham University’s acknowledgement that SEND is a worthy subject for us to ...

Dr James Kelly has been appointed as the first holder of the Clare and Hawley Chair in the History of Catholicism. The new chair, part of our Centre for Catholic Studies (CCS), is the first in the UK ...

Join us for the “Absence/Presence of Durham’s Black History Walking Tour” around Durham city centre followed by a roundtable with invited panellists. This is part of the ESRC Festival of Social ...

Our mission is connecting Durham student and graduate innovators and entrepreneurs with an elite and diverse group of mentors, enabling them to realise their potential and have a positive impact in ...