Poppy Fellows examines how Trump’s triggering of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 will impact immigrant communities in America.
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Gracie Moore, the Online Arts and Lit Editor, writes about the protests happening in Peru, regarding the concerns over tourism in Machu Picchu.
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Harold Long writes about his experience of spending a term abroad in Jordan and the atmosphere in the country regarding the Israel-Hamas war.
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Kornelia Stark, the President of the Polish Society, comments on the first events organised by the group.
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Eloise Grainger examines the benefits of travelling through Europe by train and compares it to flying to your final destination.
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Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, discusses the anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments in Hungary, following the recent museum controversy, and the consequences it could have for the rest of Europe.
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Aditi Sandhya explores the meaning of the Festival of Lights and shares how Exeter’s Indian and Hindu communities celebrated this year.
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Ellie McHale shares her VISA application story and provides advice for people that are planning to go on a year abroad.
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Stepping into the foothills of the Smoky Mountains and exploring the trails around town, Lucie ventures into Gatlinburg. Beyond its picture-postcard feel, this quirky town holds acclaim as a melting pot for a handful of different ingredients to modern America.
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Searching For America: Milwaukee As Lucy continues her journey through American cities, she reaches Milwaukee. Here, in spite of the cold, the city appears to breathe new life into disused …
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Searching for America: Tampa & St. Petersburg As Lucy starts her guide to some of America’s southern cities, she first plunges into the sister cities of Tampa and St Petersberg. …
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Language Learning: Advice from a Brit Abroad In this years’ first Italian article, Hannah grapples with the challenges and pressures of learning a new language. Learning from eavesdropping and chatty …
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The statue of peace: the painful past of Japanese sexual violence in Korea
The statue of peace: the painful past of Japanese sexual violence in Korea If you go to Seoul, you might see a lonely statue of a girl with butterfly wings. …
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Korea Move: Korean Politicians and the 2022 Presidential Election In another instalment of her recurring segment, Korea Move, Cleo covers the politics of South Korea and talks about the promises …
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