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

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

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

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 ...

A key part of Durham’s presence at COP31 will be an official UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) ...

Professor Edmund Richardson has won the prestigious Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction for his biography of Alexander the Great. Judges described ‘Alexander: God, King, Man’, as 'non-fiction ...

The North Sea 2040 project brings together researchers from Durham, Bergen, Newcastle and the Norwegian University of Science ...

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

A new report provides the first comprehensive analysis of how AI chatbots are facilitating violence against women and girls (VAWG) in dangerous new ways. The report, which was co-authored by Professor ...

From September 2024 you will be taught from our brand new Business School building, Waterside. This additional building will complement our current Mill Hill Lane site and both sites will deliver a ...

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 ...