The parents of third-year Exeter student Harry Armstrong Evans, who died in June 2021, have launched a petition calling for universities to be legally required to publish their yearly suicide statistics
“Discriminative, unfair, sexist”: Women’s Varsity relocated
The recent movement of the Women’s Varsity match on 26th October from Sandy Park stadium to the Sports Park has sparked outrage in the Women’s Rug by Club, with one anonymous EUWRFC member branding the move as “Discriminative, unfair, [and] sexist.”
In conversation with: Sam Simmonds
Joshua Hughes, Editor-in-Chief, sat down with Exeter Chiefs and England star, Sam Simmonds. They spoke about facing the All Blacks, the crazy final ten minutes and Simmonds’ overall experience inside the England camp.
“It is a case of supply and demand”: students share house-hunting experiences
Student numbers in Exeter have increased by 33 per cent over the past five years and as a result of this, the demand for housing has increased significantly.
New Multi-Faith Centre to open on Streatham Campus
The University of Exeter is planning to build a new Multi-Faith Centre on the Streatham Campus, opposite the Forum’s South Piazza on the grassed area, aiming to begin construction in 2023.
“We bleed green not turquoise”: students criticise University’s rebranding plans
It has recently been announced that the university are planning on rebranding. Rebranding concepts were emailed to Exeter students as well as concepts of new university logos being displayed in the forum.
Soundtrack Review: The Book of Boba Fett
Joshua Hughes reviews Disney Plus Original Book of Boba Fett’s soundtrack.
British and Irish Lions Tour Preview 2021
Joshua Hughes takes a closer look at the Lions squad and their competitors ahead of their upcoming tour
The Simpsons: An epic tale or a painful tragedy?
32 seasons in, Joshua Hughes considers considers the the downfall of The Simpsons
Donald Trump and the future of bi-partisan politics
The storming of the Capitol was a predictable culmination of the actions and attitude of Donald Trump over the past four years. However, voices within the Republican party that have stayed silent have now turned on Trump in the wake of the violence.