The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum is celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Exeter researcher awarded Philip Leverhulme Prize
University of Exeter researcher Dr Sarah Bell has been awarded the Philip Leverhulme Prize. Dr Bell is a Senior Lecture in Health Geography at the University of Exeter’s European Centre for Environment and Human Health.
Ukraine supports University of Exeter course
Ukrainian teachers are supporting a special University of Exeter Course teaching people about Ukraine’s culture and language.
How has one of the hottest summers on record affected Devon?
Elen Johnston explains the effects of the heatwave on the landscape and infrastructure of Devon in the hottest summer on record and considers the future of rising temperatures due to climate change.
Travel, home and away
Ella Johnston talks over her summer travel and undertakings, showing that plans big and small make for great stories.
Exeter’s new £3.6 million solar farm will begin operating this month
Exeter City Council’s Water Lane Solar Park at Marsh Barton will begin operating this month.
NSS ranks University of Exeter highest ‘Overall Satisfaction’ Russell Group university
The National Student Survey (NSS) 2022 ranks the University of Exeter highest out of all Russell Group universities for ‘Overall Satisfaction,’ with 82.7 per cent of students reporting a satisfactory student experience.
Breaking news: Safety Checks delay return to University accommodation
Breaking news: Safety Checks delay return to University accommodation Students from Birks Grange, Moberly and parts of Clydesdale Rise will not be able to return to their accommodation tomorrow following the detonation of a World War Two bomb. A number of properties in Exeter have been structurally damaged from the detonation. Police stated the impact of […]
Student open letter to Vice-Chancellor disputes absence of non-detriment policy to protect students
Student open letter to Vice-Chancellor disputes absence of non-detriment policy to protect students Students at the University of Exeter have written an open letter to Vice-Chancellor Prof. Lisa Roberts to dispute the University’s decision not to introduce a no detriment policy. The open letter as of the 12th of November has 959 signatures. The open […]
Registrar email reveals that while cases remain low from the university, students should remain vigilant
Registrar email reveals that while cases remain low from the university, students should remain vigilant Due to the continued rise in cases in Devon and Cornwall, the university is advising that students and colleagues remain vigilant in taking the necessary precautions. However, they highlight that cases related to the university remain low with 18-20% of […]