Jogaile Narkunaite explores the role AI can play in mental health support – and where it falls short compared to professional care.
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Writer Gemma Gradwell examines the origins of the 4B movement and its current influence in the Western world
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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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Ella-Jade Smith offers opinion on the personal and professional advantages of taking a gap year
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James Keegan discusses divided opinions about the university’s sustainability methods around campus
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Our writers discuss whether university education can still be considered a profitable path for students
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Editor-in-Chief, Gracie Moore, explores whether it is time to reassess the long-standing Spanish tradition of hurling tomatoes.
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Online Comment Editor Sophie Zoltowski reflects back on her earliest university experiences as a fourth year
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In 2023 Exeter students began the push for reform in our National Union, in 2024 we need to follow through
Alex Martin, comments on the potential of two new amendments in the National Union of Students that have the ability to reform the organization. He maintains that the future of Student Unions could come down to these reforms.
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On its anniversary, Rosie Peters-McDonald explores the successes of the Veganuary movement- and its drawbacks
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Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, discusses the significance of Holocaust Memorial Day and powerfully retells his family story.
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With the Christmas season over, Rosie Peters-McDonald looks back at the deeply commercialised nature of the holiday and whether capitalism has outshone Christmas
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Scarlett Cracknell, Print Music Editor, looks back at the past year and how it has rejected “womanhood” in the effort to prioritise “girl” and what that symbolises.
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Print deputy editor, Harry Craig, explores politicians’ use of reality TV following Nigel Farage’s recent decent into the jungle.
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