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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Print Lifestyle Editor, Yasmine Al-Saket, explores the British way of life and overturns the viral argument that Britain has no culture.
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Emiel Dunhill discusses the events leading to, and following the recent U.S. governmental shutdown.
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Henry Adam shows how universities can indirectly influence the politics of students.
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Henry Adam shows how universities can indirectly influence the politics of students.
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George Dixon argues that optimism is the way forward despite the natural pessimism about Britain’s future.
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Ria Brown-Aryee, Print Features Editor, expresses pessimism on her future in Britain.
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Yasmine Al-Saket, Print Lifestyle Editor, reflects on her political education in Exeter and argues against the premise that universities breed liberal students.
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Writer Anoushka Dutta explores the cost of activism and the fight for freedom in the face of transnational repression
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Online International Editor Annabel Jeffery explains how the Montoya por favor phenomenon could impact reality tv as we know it.
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Editor-in-Chief Katie Matthews discusses whether the beaning wars of Overheard have tested too many limits
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Writer Victoria White explores the implications of a Tiktok ban and its reinstatement following Trump’s recent inauguration
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Gracie Moore, Editor-in Chief, discusses what Brexit has meant for exchange programmes and overseas opportunities for students
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