Jogaile Narkunaite explores the role AI can play in mental health support – and where it falls short compared to professional care.
Jogaile Narkunaite explores the role AI can play in mental health support – and where it falls short compared to professional care.
Satire Editor Caspian Davies provides insight into the Manifesto’s of each of the major party’s running in the upcoming General Election.
Shagnick Bhattacharya explores the racism against MP Diane Abbott and what it signals for UK politics as a whole.
Emily Roughton shares her views on one of Exeter’s biggest evenings of the year.
Drawing on his own experience in Zambia, Features Editor Callum Martin considers the arguments around ‘voluntourism’
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.
On its anniversary, Rosie Peters-McDonald explores the successes of the Veganuary movement- and its drawbacks
Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, discusses the significance of Holocaust Memorial Day and powerfully retells his family story.
Harry Craig, Print deputy editor, explores whether Pride month and LGBTQ+ movements have become overshadowed by companies seeking profit.
Online Editor-in-Chief Jamie Speka comments on the priorities of the Guild.
Charlie Gershinson explores the right to privacy in Prince Harry’s legal battle against the Mirror Group for alleged phone hacking crimes.
Rosie Batsford explores the life and legacy of Marsha P Johnson, highlighting the importance of LGBTQ+ lives in Pride Month.
Following an interview with the 93% club, Maddy Hellard examines the class landscape at the University.
Evie Marshall, a Plant-Based Universities Student Campaigner, comments on the necessities for a fully plant-based institution, what that would look like, and how we all could benefit.
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