Conflicts that have riven Sudan for decades have prompted some observers to predict the country will fall apart. But signs of popular resilience are emerging.

A signature gift was provided by alumnus James Riley (Geography, 1979-82) and his wife Georgina ... revitalised Fellows' Garden with community groups such as the Durham Fringe, Durham Brass Festivals ...

Durham University was established in 1832, and claims to be the third oldest university in England. The university's buildings are mainly concentrated around the south of the city and Durham ...

The Executive Dean is responsible for the strategic development and financial performance of the Business School. The School is a Faculty of Durham University and has four Departments: Accounting, ...

We are delighted to welcome Professor Kieran Fernandes as our new Executive Dean, following the retirement of Professor Cathy Cassell. Professor Cassell joined Durham University Business School as ...

A Durham University professor who had worked closely with the Pope has described an atmosphere of shock, sadness and gratitude in Rome following the pontiff's death. Professor Anna Rowlands is the ...

With Professor of Political Geography Louise Amoore at the helm, the centre will explore new ways to understand how humans interact with algorithmic technologies.

In September 2025 Durham University will launch the Global Centre for Contextual Safeguarding ... We seek to appoint a talented individual to the role of Assistant Professor in Enterprise and ...

With Professor of Political Geography Louise Amoore at the helm ... Louise is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and is Mercator Fellow at the Goethe University Frankfurt. /Durham University ...

In her book, Geologic Life, the professor argued the extraction of gold, iron, and other metals was racist. She wrote that geology began as a “colonial practice” that created hierarchies ...