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Moral Ambition vs. Corporate Convention: Durham’s Hidden Career Bias
Rutger Bregman, a Dutch philosopher known for works such as Utopia for Realists and Humankind , coined the term ‘moral ambition’ to describe a new kind of metric for success. ‘Not the ambition to get ahead of others, but the ambition to make the world better for others.’ Bregman puts forward an idea maybe all too familiar for Durham students. We currently operate within an education system that trains people to win within the system, not to change it. Bregman during his Oxfor
Oliver Sherwood
2 days ago3 min read
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The Economic Injustice of Durham College Accommodation Pricing
For the first time in Durham University’s history, the cost of a standard catered college room with shared bathroom facilities has...
Oliver Sherwood
Oct 23 min read
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Climate and student-budget friendly energy: Is it possible?
23rd September 2025 It’s that time of year when students start choosing their energy providers. Most of the time, the choice feels...
Oliver Sherwood
Sep 224 min read
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