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Advice

An interview with the founders, Andrea De Jong and Hanife Hursit, of The Creative Switch

An interview with the founders, Andrea De Jong and Hanife Hursit, of The Creative Switch: turning the spotlight on Amplify’s Online Editor, Rupali Naik, interviews the founders of The Creative Switch on their recent growth, work, and experiences. Last week I was honoured to interview Andrea De Jong and Hanife Hursit, the two founders of […]

Feb 23, 2021 By Rupali Naik Filed Under: Amplify, Music Features, Arts & Lit, Screen, University News, Photography, Advice, Interview Tagged With: interview, exeter university music, exeter arts, Exeter University theatre company, exeter university dance, exeter together, Amplify, decolonising

Interview: with Emma Gannon, the author of ‘The Multi-Hyphen Method’

Writer and broadcaster, Emma Gannon, is probably best known for her book and podcast of the same title, Ctrl Alt Delete: an exploration of growing up online and the way in which our online projects are revolutionising our lives. After graduating from Southampton University with a degree in English Language and Literature, Emma has written […]

Aug 6, 2018 By Abigail Hartshorn Filed Under: Arts Interviews, Advice Tagged With: books interview, lifestyle work career book, Emma Gannon, 'The Multi-Hyphen Method'

Exploring Europe by Train

11 cities. 9 students. 1 ½ days in each city.   At first glimpse, this sounds like an amazing, if not intimidating journey; and whilst this is true, the trip was also not without its downsides. Leaving my hometown on the 1st July 2017 for the first leg of my journey to Brussels was one […]

Nov 13, 2017 By Lily Long Filed Under: Travel, Advice Tagged With: travel, summer, exeposé, photography, europe, advice, friendship, friends, interrailing, summer adventures, Post exams, train travel

Let the countdown to Christmas begin

You wake up on a cold wintry morning and trudge to your kitchen, only to discover your housemates opening little cardboard doors with Santa-shaped chocolates behind them. Then it dawns on you, it’s December 1st and you have no advent calendar (this actually happened to me last year and it was devastating). Now in order […]

Nov 6, 2017 By Lydia Venn Filed Under: Advice

Five (Not-So-Groundbreaking) Tips to Get You Through Exams

Forewarning: none of this is groundbreaking; most of this you will have heard before, but in these “times of trouble”, let me be your “Mother Mary”, and speak some “words of wisdom”. 1. Start revising early: Both within the time leading up to exams and, more specifically, within each day you have to revise. This […]

Apr 24, 2017 By Abi Crossland-Otter Filed Under: Advice, Exeter Tagged With: student, exam season, revision, tips, wellbeing, self-help, Exams, exam stress, study skills, organisation

Dealing with homesickness

Flying the nest can bring up all sorts of nostalgic feelings about leaving home. Most students can’t wait to leave home and move on to their next adventure. But, as perfectly explained by How I Met Your Mother, the second your parents leave you in that empty room in a flat full of strangers, you […]

Nov 28, 2016 By Ruby Jones Filed Under: Advice, Exeter, Freshers Tagged With: freshers, lifestyle, wellbeing, advice, self-help, first year, homesick, homesickness, fitness and wellbeing

5 ways to beat the winter blues

After the joys of stuffing our stomachs over the holidays, many of us may be feeling a little down with the prospect of deadlines ahead. However, winter doesn’t have to be as gloomy in mind as it is in weather! Here are a few ways you can kick those winter blues: 1. Go for a winter hike […]

Feb 10, 2016 By Laura Grillenzoni Filed Under: Advice, Exeter Tagged With: music, lifestyle, Winter, tips, Cafe, The Old Firehouse, BodySoc, boston tea party, glorious art house, Hobby, cafes, hike, pranks, stoke woods

Housing Fair 2016 – in pictures

Pictures from the students’ Guild housing fair on the 12th of January 2015. Check out our advice for finding houses and housemates here. All photos taken by Exeposé photographer Natasa Christofidou.

Jan 18, 2016 By Natasa Christofidou Filed Under: News, Photography, Events, Advice Tagged With: Exeter, guild, exeposé, University of Exeter, Housing, housing fair

Delving into… The Apple craze!

Comment columnist, Olivia Horncastle, offers her 3rd article on the domination of MacBook’s on Exeter campus. Looking around in your lectures you see a sea of apple MacBook’s. Apple gadgets are filling every spare corner of the lecture theatre. The odd other laptop may occasionally be perched sad and lonely in comparison on the rows […]

Nov 11, 2015 By Olivia Horncastle Filed Under: Science, Comment, Advice, Columnist Tagged With: Exeter, students, money, Apple, macbook, Brands, Craze, University of Exeter Students

How to survive the Freshers’ Fair

You think you’ve done it. You’ve come to the end of Freshers’ week and you’ve survived. You can start to see the light at the end of the tunnel, or perhaps the bottom of a shot glass is more apt. But alas, there is one final hurdle. The Freshers’ Fair. Here is your guide to […]

Sep 19, 2015 By Harriette Casey Filed Under: Advice, Freshers' Week 2015 Tagged With: University, lifestyle, University of Exeter, student, gifs, Freshers Fair, exeter uni, exeter freshers, student life, Freshers Week 2015, Elle Crisp

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