Professor Edmund Richardson has won the prestigious Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction for his biography of Alexander the ...

Professor Leah Morabito from our top-rated Physics Department has played a key role in an international project that has produced the sharpest and most detailed image yet of the low-frequency radio ...

Climate change may have contributed to childhood vitamin D deficiency during England’s Industrial Revolution, according to ...

Evidence from archaeological sites across the world shows that insects have long provided an important source of food.

A poetic horticultural book by a 9th century monk is still inspiring today’s gardeners. Professor Giles Gasper, in our ...

Durham honorary graduate and former Law School lecturer Professor Dapo Akande has been elected to the International Court of ...

Bring a coffee and join us for the student livestream of Durham University's Official Side Event at COP31!

Durham University Business School researchers are joining an international network to advance understanding of climate risks and their impact on economies and society. The Centre for Strategy, ...

From melting polar ice to climate law and AI, Durham researchers are contributing their expertise to crucial global sustainability discussions at the UN Conference of the Parties, COP31. A 13-strong ...

What can an unlikely relationship between a bull and a donkey tell us about animal sexuality? Jo Setchell, Professor of Anthropology, explores how unusual examples of animal behaviour can challenge ...