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Hannah Stevenson

Ontario Government threatens salaries of senior professors

The Ontario Government, headed by Doug Ford, has threatened to take away the salaries of senior university professors, amongst other proposals outlined in its April budget. Federal law dictates that anybody over the age of 71 must take their pension, however, Ford’s new proposals would prevent academics from collecting a salary and a pension at […]

May 29, 2019 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: News Tagged With: canada, pensions, pension reform, Ontario government, Doug Ford

Sabb Debates: VP Education

The third day of sabb election week concluded with a debate between the three prospective candidates for VP Activities: Penny Dinh, Enes Baylar and Jack Hindson.   Hosted by Xpression FM’s Sophia Hartwell Graña, the debate kicked off with a whiteboard round. All candidates performed strongly when quizzed on the names of the academic colleges […]

Feb 28, 2019 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: News Tagged With: Vice President Education, University of Exeter, students' guild, sabb elections, vp education, VP Educat

Devon and Cornwall Police now recording gender-based hate crime

Devon and Cornwall police have become the latest UK police force to begin to record gender-based hate crimes. Gender-based hate crimes are those motivated by hatred for a person based on their sex or gender. They hope that by gathering this data, the scale of the issue can be better understood, and that more effective […]

Feb 20, 2019 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: News

Local Police Start Recording Gender-Based Hate Crime

Devon & Cornwall police have become the latest UK force to begin to record gender-based hate crimes. Gender-based hate crimes are those motivated by hatred for a person based on their sex or gender. It is hoped that by gathering this data, the scale of the issue can be better understood, and that more effective […]

Dec 20, 2018 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: News Tagged With: news, devon and cornwall police, local news, Gender Hate Crimes

Suspicious Package Leads to Rowe House Evacuation

A suspicious package arriving at Rowe House caused the student halls to be evacuated at 8.30am this morning (Wednesday 12th December). A student at the residence received a package in the post containing a small bottle filled with liquid. In a press release this morning, Devon & Cornwall Police confirmed that: “the recipient was not expecting […]

Dec 13, 2018 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: News Tagged With: University of Exeter, devon and cornwall police, Student residence

Never Gonna Give EU Up

EVERY time that I think I’m over Brexit, I realise that I’m really, *really* not. It’s been over two years: I’m still deeply angry. I’m angry that politicians sold false promises for their own political gain (and that the British people fell for them), I’m angry that Brexit deal negotiations have devolved into utter shambles. […]

Dec 5, 2018 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: Exeter, students, Politics, EU, Student Politics, EU referendum, Brexit, People's Vote

Gender Activism in Exeter: Dead Women Walking Devon & Reclaim the Night

Two separate women’s rights events have occurred in Exeter over the past couple of weeks: the Dead Women Walking Devon March (25th November) and Reclaim the Night (1st December). Both events, though different in the issues they intend to highlight, are united in their aims of raising awareness of concerns regarding women’s safety. Both also […]

Dec 5, 2018 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: News Tagged With: Exeter, gender equality, women's rights, Activism

Higher Education Roadshow Hits South West

Academics, student ambassadors and higher education advisors from The University of Exeter have collaborated in the Next Steps South West (NSSW) roadshow- a scheme aimed at encouraging secondary school students across to consider the options available to them upon completing their GCSEs. The NSSW double decker bus has visited high schools across Devon, Cornwall and […]

Oct 25, 2018 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: News Tagged With: University of Exeter, Higher Education, outreach, student ambassadors

‘Tracksuit and Trance’ organisers change “offensive” event description

A ‘Tracksuit and Trance’ night hosted by 4Play Events and LOGIC has changed its “offensive” event description following criticism from the University of Exeter Feminist Society.   Whilst the themed night is still set to take place on the evening of 8th October at Fever and Boutique nightclub, organisers have apologised for offence caused by […]

Oct 12, 2018 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: News Tagged With: Exeter, nightlife, FemSoc

Boris & The Burka: Free Speech or Dangerous Attack?

Monday 6th August 2018. The Telegraph publishes an article by the former foreign secretary opposing a ban on niqabs and burkas in the UK. In that same article, Boris Johnson goes on to refer to Muslim women wearing such headwear as looking like “letter boxes” and “bank robbers” – comments which, since the article’s release […]

Oct 11, 2018 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: Features, Politics Tagged With: The Telegraph, conservatives, Islam, boris johnson, Theresa May, Burka, Niqab, Sayeeda Warsi, Eric Pickles

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