Jordan Andrews (Exeter Nightline Co-President 2022–2024) and Elodie Magg (Exeter Nightline Co-President 2024–2025) explain the legacy and loss of Exeter Nightline.
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Harry Morrison, Online Editor-in-Chief, explores the student-led challenges, community spirit, and fundraising efforts powering Exeter’s Movember success.
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Antoni Kaldunski, Print International Editor, reveals his experience visiting the memorial dedicated to Devon-based Polish airmen in World War Two
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Jordan Andrews (Exeter Nightline Co-President 2022–2024) and Elodie Magg (Exeter Nightline Co-President 2024–2025) explain the legacy and loss of Exeter Nightline.
- FeaturesNewsPoliticsUniversity
Exeter hears from the Zoomer who Runs Nigel Farage’s TikTok Amid Protests
Michelle Chung, Deputy Editor, speaks with Jack Anderton to unpack his controversial tour stop in Exeter, his response to student protesters, and his tenure working for Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.
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Harry Morrison, Online Editor-in-Chief, explores the student-led challenges, community spirit, and fundraising efforts powering Exeter’s Movember success.
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Antoni Kaldunski, Print International Editor, reveals his experience visiting the memorial dedicated to Devon-based Polish airmen in World War Two
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