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 ...

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

The CCS are grateful to an individual donor, who wishes to remain anonymous, for the provision of funds towards a CCS Scholarship Fund. Donated funds up to a total of £10,000 may be awarded on a ...

We will help train the next generation of medical researchers after becoming a partner in a major new Medical Research Council (MRC) doctoral training award. The new DiMeN-XL Doctoral Landscape Award ...

Durham MBA alumnus Chris de Jong has been named our Business School's 2025-26 MBA Mentor of the Year. The annual award recognises mentors who have made an outstanding contribution to the student ...

Join us for 'Crossroads: A Research Cabaret', an evening of live music, poetry, dance, stand-up comedy, and surprises to inspire fresh perspectives on health decision-making. Featuring researchers ...

This week, thousands of students from across the UK and around the world join our diverse University community. To mark the start of their time in Durham, they will attend one of our traditional, ...

Women leaders experiencing menopause may feel psychologically depleted, but they can also become more empathetic towards colleagues, according to research from Durham University Business School. The ...

Financial abuse affected victim-survivors' have lower savings, higher debt and miss more payments. These are the findings of a major new study involving PhD student Karen Perrier, Money Advice ...

[09/26] At Trieste Next 2026, IHRR Professor Fausto Guzzetti will discuss how artificial intelligence can strengthen natural-hazard decisions without replacing human responsibility. Professor Guzzetti ...