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Trump’s Election Victory: What It Means for Women and LGBTQ+ Rights in America’s Future
Writer Victoria White discusses how Trump’s re-election sparks urgent questions about the future of women’s rights, equality, and democracy in America
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Bella Maclusky reviews ‘Rocks’, a powerful portrayal of resilience and friendship in London’s inner city.
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Online Editor-in-Chief Katie Matthews shares why her interview with nurses at the Sexual Health Clinic impacted her personally.
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Exeter ranked least ethnically diverse amongst Russell Group universities
Amy Rushton, Print Editor-in-Chief reports on findings demonstrating the lack of ethnic diversity at Exeter, and its effects on students of colour .
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