Magdalena Kanecka (Online International Editor) covers the significance of the Exeter MPs vote on Assisted Dying.
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Magdalena Kanecka (Online International Editor) covers the significance of the Exeter MPs vote on Assisted Dying.
Amy Rushton, Print Editor-in-Chief reports on findings demonstrating the lack of ethnic diversity at Exeter, and its effects on students of colour .
Owen Peak celebrates the literary giant Toni Morrison in honour of Black History Month.
Print Arts & Lit Editor Kayleigh Swart reviews her latest read of the summer – Hisashi Kashiwai’s ‘The Kamogawa Foood Detectives’.
Print Arts & Lit Editor Kayleigh Swart reviews her latest read of the summer – Hisashi Kashiwai’s ‘The Kamogawa Foood Detectives’.
Iqraa Bukhari, Ph.D. Candidate in Politics at the University of Exeter, shares her views on the recent violence targeting the Pakistani and Muslim community in the UK.
Catherine Wakefield covers the way black talent has come to the fore and the importance of amplifying black voices
Zamrock’s unlikely resurgence nearly ten years ago tells the story of Zambia’s local economic and political circumstances. George Warburton writes of the past and present.
Lauren Haughey explores how Palestinian graffiti and urban art has been an important tool to keep alive global awareness of the Israeli occupation.
Lina Idrees touches upon the presence of hijras as important entities that challenge the legacy of coloniality as well as the conception that LGBTQIA+ acceptance is a mere Western trend
Siobhan Bahl discusses the complexities behind the global food crisis and the very real and present power of Western food systems
Lucy Aylmer reflects on the explicit increase of anti-Asian hate since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic
Lina Idrees reflects on and discusses the upcoming Women’s March in Pakistan.
Issy Murray breaks down the ballroom scene of the 1970s.
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