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As Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost of Durham University, Shipman is part of the University’s senior leadership team, working alongside the Vice-Chancellor Karen O’Brien to deliver Durham’s strategy ...

Every contribution to Palatinate is an investment into the future of journalism. While the debate could focus on whether the 2 nd Amendment is necessary in modern society, this is a part of the ...

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"The wider field of journalism has long borne the imprint of Black voices and visionaries," Indigo Editor Abbey Hayden delves into the importance of celebrating Black History Month.

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Funding has been secured to refurbish Baths Bridge by the racecourse, but the nearby bathhouse owned by the uni will still be left derelict.