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Durham Classics IAS Fellow directs National Theatre Play in Cyprus

Dr Magdalena Zira, IAS Fellow at Collingwood College, directs Euripides’ Phoenician Women in theatres ancient and modern throughout Cyprus this July. Durham Classics Professors Edith Hall and Arlene Holmes-Henderson, co-directors of the Advocating Classics Education project, have provided advice on public engagement and educational enrichment opportunities.
A detail from an abstract poster promoting the Cyprus Theatre Organisation's production of The Phoenician Women, directed by Magdalena Zira.

Dr Cassandra Phoenix has contributed to a Global Report on Ageism

Dr Cassandra Phoenix has contributed to a Global Report on Ageism.

Tributes for former Vice-Chancellor, Sir Kenneth Calman

Tributes have been paid to former Durham University Vice-Chancellor, Sir Kenneth Calman, who has died.
Kenneth Calman wearing a red graduation robe

Dr Ruszczyk was an invited speaker at Reading University

[02/24] Dr Ruszczyk, Assistant Professor in the Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience (IHRR) was invited to speak about her Gender and Resilience in the City book at Reading University.
Gender and Resilience in the City book poster

October 2020 News Bulletin

A round up of news across our department this month.
Two students working together on laptop

Celebrating Community, collaboration, and curiosity: STEM ECR Networking and Careers Event

On Friday 20 June, the Physics Department and St John’s College hosted a STEM ECR Networking and Careers Event, open to all science faculty students and staff, aimed at supporting researchers at this pivotal stage. Around 30 ECRs signed up for an informal evening of pizza, drinks, and cross-disciplinary conversation, bringing together participants from chemistry, physics, computer science, engineering, and more.
Students engaging with each other over drinks at STEM ECR Networking and Careers Event

New Master of Energy Systems Management

DEI are pleased to announce we have launched a new Master of Energy Systems Management (MESM) programme, starting in September 2021, and it is already receiving a great response!
Solar panels in foreground with wind turbine behind

A Message from the Executive Director

I joined you in the Wolfson Institute for Health and Wellbeing last week as the Director – I am delighted to have now started in the role!
Charlotte Clarke smiling

Spotlight on... Durham Arctic Society

Durham Arctic Society are a student-led organisation dedicated to the promotion of interdisciplinary undergraduate engagement in arctic studies and research with a focus on climate change and sustainability.
Spotlight on... Durham Arctic Society

Professor Carlene Firmin gets the Green Light

Professor Carlene Firmin, MBE, delivered her inaugural lecture in style with over 2500 participants registering to watch online.
Professor Carlene Firmin

Durham is a Creating Impact finalist in Green Gown Awards 2024

We have been shortlisted as a finalist for the Creating Impact category award in this year's UK & Ireland Green Gown Awards for our project entitled 93 to 19 – The Odorbac Initiative. Lisa Blundell, Senior Housekeeping, Cleaning and General Services Manager in our Accommodation and Commercial Services, explains more about the project and how it supports our sustainability strategy.

Vice-Chancellor contributes to two leading sector reports

The strategic leadership insights of our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Karen O’Brien, have opened two recent key higher education sector reports, published by the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI).
Our Vice-Chancellor Karen O'Brien with a background of books