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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Drawing on his own experience in Zambia, Features Editor Callum Martin considers the arguments around ‘voluntourism’
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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 Home secretary’s challenge to asylum laws and the threat this presents to LGBTQ+ people around the world.
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Writer Lina Stenman, art history student, questions: should museums, galleries and universities be held responsible for how their donors have made their money?
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Emily Roughton, Online Lifestyle Editor, explores the fallout over the British Museum missing artefacts scandal.
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Gracie Moore, Online Arts & Lit editor, explores the recent Russell Brand allegations and the reality of being a woman in the entertainment industry.
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In the middle of the cost of living crisis, Charlie Oldroyd addresses campuses lack of affordable meals for students.
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With further economic decline and repeated U-turns, Benedict Thompson evaluates the current state of government representation.
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During an ever-changing political climate, Charlie Gershinson evaluates the evolution of the UK Conservative Party, and what the future may hold.
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Livvy Mason-Myhill, Deputy Editor, discusses the BBC’s decision to take BBC Four and CBBC off the air.
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Harry Craig explores how the meaning of patriotic values has changed over recent years, and whether they are still positive principles for individuals and societies to hold today.
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Ella Minty, Print Arts + Lit Editor, discusses the potentially corrupt motives behind corporations’ participation in Pride Month celebrations.
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