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Durham Book Festival 2023 progamme announced

The Programme for this year's annual Durham Book Festival has been announced. The festival offers 35 events with more than 40 authors, over a bustling long weekend, from Friday 13 - Sunday 15 October.
Durham Book Festival 2023 logo

New Director of Library Services and Collections

Stuart Hunt has been appointed as Director of Library Services and Collections and University Librarian. He will begin his role on 1 December 2023.
Portrait photo of Stuart Hunt

Jon Gluyas responds to Gas and CO2 shortages

DEI Director Prof Jon Gluyas asked to comment by the media on the UK Gas and CO2 supply crisis.
Jon Gluyas

Two Thousand Years More Interesting

Arlene Holmes Henderson, Professor of Classics Education and Public Policy has recently been interviewed for the ‘Let’s Make This More Interesting’ podcast series, hosted by Adam Morgan.
Arlene Holmes Henderson outside 10 Downing Street

New research by Dr Karen Hind reveals long-term impact of rugby injuries

Dr Karen Hind is leading a new research study, which has proven that rugby players are more likely than other athletes to suffer long-term injuries.
Karen Hind Rugby Player

Leading security scholar addresses Parliamentary inquiry

Professor Anoush Ehteshami was recently invited to give evidence to the UK Foreign Affairs Committee inquiry hearing into the UK’s engagement with the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
Picture of Professor Anoush

Durham at forefront of AI research with major grants from EPSRC

We are part of a consortium that has received multiple high-value grants from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), part of the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), that will establish Durham University as a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) research in the UK.
Artist's impression of AI

Durham students visit Sweden for first Durham-Uppsala Summer School

Our students visited our partner university in Sweden for the first ever Durham-Uppsala Summer School, an exchange programme with a focus on sustainability.
A group of smiling students posing for a group photo, surrounded by trees

New article on deterioration of road infrastructure in Tanzania when subject to cycles of wetting and drying

[08/24] Professor David Toll, IHRR Co-Director, is co-author of “Deterioration of a compacted soil due to suction loss and desiccation cracking” published in the Canadian Geotechnical Journal.
Triaxial setup used at Durham University for testing the Tanzanian soil

Climate Action Durham, climate procession and talks

Climate Action Durham, climate procession and talks �� Date: Sat 16 Nov ⏰ Time: 10:30 �� Location: procession leaves from outside the Odeon Cinema, Riverwalk, DH1 4SL, passing through the market place to Elvet Methodist Church, New Elvet, DH1 3HL
Climate Action Durham, climate procession and talks

Farewell from Peter Swift, Vice-Principal

Peter Swift reflects on his tenure as Vice-Principal after returning to the Department of Physics. He will remain involved with Grey alumni through the College Trust.
A picture of Peter Swift, former VP of Grey College holding a cushion

Student musicians record music for Lumiere light festival

A specially created ensemble made up of some of our most talented student musicians has recorded the soundtrack to the centrepiece of this year’s Lumiere light festival.
Image showing recording session with student musicians