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Culture

Festive ways to decorate your uni house

by Daisy Finch

Christmas baubles

Daisy Finch gives us her tips for how to use shop bought and handmade decorations to brighten up your uni house this festive season.

The problem with Love Island and mental health

by Olivia Richards

Wave washing out a heart drawn in the sand

Olivia Richards discusses the impact of Love Island on contestants’ mental health, and the wider issues of internet abuse and trolling that this exposes.

Exeter’s best shops for plant-based living

by Evie Marshall

Evie Marshall discusses the best shops in Exeter for those who want to maintain a plant-based lifestyle

Piers Morgan: proof that discussions of mental health need to change

by Henry Hood

Henry Hood considers Piers Morgan’s slander of Meghan Markle after she speaks out about mental health struggles

#NotAllMen–a discussion worth having?

by Sienna White

Sienna White discusses the important conversations surrounding female safety

Zoe Sugg sparks debates about the education of female pleasure

by Eirwen Abberley Watton

Eirwen Abberley Watton argues that female pleasure should not be a taboo topic

Love is all around me

by Millie Jewry

Millie Jewry celebrates the focus on self-love this Valentine’s Day

Appreciating our friends this Valentine’s Day

by Sienna White

Sienna White considers the importance of friendships and how we can safely celebrate them this Valentine’s Day

Unsubscribing from Cancel Culture

by Sienna White

Sienna White explains how damaging cancel culture can really be

Is the “recycling” of certain fashion trends going too far?

by Maggie John

Maggie John discusses Netflix’s hit show, ‘Bridgerton’, following social media’s new-found obsession with Regency-era fashion

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