Online Editor-in-Chief Katie Matthews reports on the University of Exeter’s defeat in the 2024/5 series of University Challenge
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Oliver Nicholls speaks to University Special Collections team about their achievement.
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Exeter University spent over £100,000 in settlement agreements over the past three years
Despite a commitment in 2022 to cease the use of non-disclosure agreements for students, an FOI reveals that the University has allocated over £100,000 toward settlement agreements for staff, as reported by Editor-in-Chief Jamie Speka.
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The Guild gives free food to students as part of an initiative from the Student Priorities Project, Jamie Speka reports.
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Exeter University Historian secures prestigious prize to launch long-term research project
Oliver Nicholls speaks with Exeter University’s Dr Hanely, winner of the Philip Leverhulme Prize
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Young transgender adults across the country account major barriers to healthcare
Amelie Thompson, Online Editor-in-Chief, reports on the inaccessibility to transgender healthcare in England.
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Online Deputy Editor, Ewan Edwards, writes on the UK’s decision to delay global banking reforms.
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Lucy Facer writes on the new research revealing gender disparity in Southwest parks
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The University of Exeter has been allocated £250,000 in government funding to design and test an artificial intelligence-supported intervention to treat depression and anxiety in female veterans.
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Long Lane, a road near Exeter Airport, has been upgraded and is expected to bring significant economic benefits.
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Exeter University has partnered with King Danylo University in Ukraine, as part of a national program aiming to safeguard and enhance higher education in Ukraine.
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Seven academics from the University of Exeter have been chosen to take part in a change programme created by the Women’s Higher Education Network (WHEN), which aims to promote equity of opportunity for Black women academics and PhD students.
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Students at Exeter’s Streatham and Penryn campuses protested last week after revelations that the University is continuing to invest in Shell.
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Bristol University graduate, Pieter Snepvengers has used the AI software, Chat GPT, to achieve a 2:2 in a 2000-word essay.
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