Scientists have proposed what they believe is the first method for detecting ‘mirror life’ – a hypothetical form of life made ...

Whilst online discussions do not translate directly into VPN usage, the team used this as a proxy for interest, as they were ...

Dr Toni Williams, from our Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences, has contributed to a major report with Disability ...

The Freedom of the City of London is one of the City’s oldest surviving traditions and remains a distinctive honour. Fiona ...

Visitors to Durham Castle can step back nearly 1,000 years thanks to a new immersive light and sound installation in one of ...

Drew Caveney-Holler of our School of Government and International Affairs examines what the UK government can learn from Sweden's approach to defending against disinformation. In his speech at the UN ...

On October 17, 1346, the battle of Neville’s Cross was fought outside Durham in the north-east of England. It was a decisive ...

Durham honorary graduate Navanethem (Navi) Pillay has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2026 for her efforts to promote ...

Before submitting an academic appeal, we would always advise that you contact your department to seek clarification and/or resolve the issue informally if possible. If you are not able to resolve the ...

Durham also achieved an excellent result for Graduate Outcomes, ranking second in the world in this area. The School ranked 21st globally for both Reputation and Research. The QS ranking assesses ...

Research within the School is structured around the four sub-disciplines of Political Science: Political Theory, Comparative Politics, International Relations and Security, and International Political ...

This new light and sound art installation tells the story of the Norman Conquest, the Battle of Hastings and the building of Durham Castle. Jewel of the North art installation in the Norman Chapel of ...