In June, my friend, Anna, and I walked from London to Paris for the Malala Fund. It took eighteen days, spanned over five hundred kilometres and in total, we raised over £4000. Here’s ten things I learnt.
DUCFS is seeking partnerships for its 2024/25 campaign.
Launchpad is DUCFS’ independent outreach platform, focusing on igniting change throughout the North East. We are funded by the overall DUCFS fundraising total and a host of student-led fundraisers and events throughout the academic year.
Stepping into the role of President of DUCFS last year was both exhilarating and overwhelming. I thought I had a fair idea of what I was in for, having worked on and organised similar events in the past, but nothing could quite prepare me for the intensity and responsibility that comes with running an organisation like DUCFS.
This summer felt like an endless stretch of time, like an expansive desert stretching hazily into the distance. Days stretched before me and I lay languid and motionless in the heat, letting my mind drift away like the breeze.
Thread Magazine Director, Isla Mustin, interviews DUCFS 2025’s Head of Music, Asha Persaud
Autumn 2024 fashion campaigns will undoubtedly be defined by Peachy Den and Olivia Neill’s collaboration.
Brat Summer has been an inescapable term for the past few months, exploding beyond simply Charli XCX’s album release to become a slime green movement that celebrates women and queer people, radically embracing their flaws.
DUCFS has become an integral part of the Durham University annual calendar, but where did it start? I wanted to ‘dig up’ the history of the show which has spanned over the last 41 years.
I have very recently been converted into a Swiftie and was lucky enough to secure last minute tickets to one of The Eras Tour shows in London in August. I’m here to answer the question on a lot of people’s minds; is it worth the hype?
