The Exeter University Rugby Football Club have launched an internal investigation following a series of allegations on social media ranging from sexual assault to racial abuse.
University of Exeter open day spending in decline for fourth year in a row
Data gathered by Exeposé through the Freedom of Information Act reveals that the University of Exeter have reduced open day spending for the fourth year in a row.
Covid-19 cases begin to rise as Delta Variant arrives on campus
University data compiled from Public Health England and HALO reveals Covid-19 cases have risen on average over the last 7 days.
Students stand in solidarity with Palestine at Forum teach-in
Students and university staff from Exeter for Palestine call for the University to be held accountable for their role in Israeli state violence.
Album Review: Bright Green Field – Squid
Squid’s debut record is a genre-defying display of creativity and unbridled chaos
Save Sheikh Jarrah Demonstration held in city centre
Students attend demonstration protesting the evictions of Palestinians in Eastern Jerusalem.
Guild Elections: AU President
Guild election week continued with the debate between the three candidates for Athletics’ Union President.
When the fun stops, Gamestop: The story of the internet cowboys who waged war on Wall Street
Like in a casino, the house (Wall Street brokers) always win. This analysis of the Gamestop saga goes as deep as revenge for 2008, while discussing the wealth divide which has revealed who the really marginalised people in our society are.
Album review: Ultra Mono – IDLES
Ollie Leader De Saxe print music editor reviews Idles’ latest album.
A-level results: a class fiasco
To add to the austerity streak that the Tory government had made the UK internationally renown for, Oliver comments on the longstanding desire for increased social segregation and stratification that the party has demonstrated through years in power. Comparing past and new government Tories, here is a look over the most recent fiasco involving the jeopardy of young futures, and how incompetence made by the refusal to sack useless yes-men caused the penalty of A-level grades in poorer areas.