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Concerns over pet food and vet costs affordability are as old as pet keeping itself
Professor Julie-Marie Strange from our Department of History and Professor Jane Hamlett from the University of London explore concerns over the cost of keeping pets in the UK.
Welcoming Anna Stenning to the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities
A warm welcome to Anna Stenning, who joins us on the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities as a Postdoctoral Research Associate with the Narrative Practices Lab.
2020 Complete University Guide
We have been ranked as the 3rd best Classics department in the UK.
Explore Durham’s history with new app
Durham is a uniquely beautiful and historic place to live and study. Now you can explore its past with a new interactive app.
Recyke Ya Bike bicycle repairs & bicycle sale
Recyke Ya Bike bicycle free repairs & bicycle sale
Durham philosopher selected as BBC New Generation Thinker
Dr Jack Symes has been recognised as one of the UK’s most promising arts and humanities early career researchers.
Wolfson Co-Director Book Launch 14th December 2022, 2.30 - 3.30
Join Jonathan Wistow and Luke Telford (University of York) for a fascinating discussion of their new book, Levelling Up the UK Economy: The Need for Transformative Change
2023 Rulan Chao Pian Publication Prize awarded to Durham Lecturer
Congratulations to Dr Samuel Horlor, Lecturer in Ethnomusicology, and Chair of the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee in the Department of Music who has been awarded the 2023 Rulan Chao Pian Publication Prize from the Association of Chinese Music Research.
International Scholars' Reception
This year's International Scholars’ Reception held on Wednesday 8 March celebrated the global profile and diversity of our student body, as well as recognising the important partnerships the University maintains with a wide range of international funding bodies and sponsor agencies.
Chimpanzees are not pets, no matter what social media tells you
Research Associate Jake Brooker from our Department of Psychology studies the social and emotional behaviour of great apes. He explains that social media needs to recognise that putting exotic animals in a human context isn't cute and reflects animal abuse.
Step into spring celebrating Holi Festival at the Oriental Museum
Join students and community volunteers when they spring into action to help celebrate the spectacular Indian festival of Holi at the Oriental Museum on Saturday 11 March, 12 noon – 5pm.
Durham and Uppsala plan more environmental humanities collaborations to address the climate crisis
A delegation of our staff has visited Uppsala University in Sweden to strengthen our strategic partnership and discuss how humanities can be applied to boost the response to the climate crisis.