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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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Gracie Moore, Online Arts + Lit Editor, writes on information regarding the hornet sighting.
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Editor-in-Chief, Jamie Speka, reports on the government’s plans to cap admissions to degrees deemed “low-value”.
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Maritime Madness at Exmouth as Near-Fatality reminds Uni Students of Coastal Safety
Anna Kane, Online News Editor, interviews student eye-witness of Exmouth near-death
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Editor-in-Chief, Jamie Speka, covers the Devon County Council as it leans towards scrapping homeless prevention funds
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University of Exeter Professor Marios Politis is leading a year-long study into the effects of motor neurone research, or ALS, in patients who are affected by it.
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University of Exeter Business School graduate, Selin Yigitbasi-Ducker, has been named as one of the top fifty “female trailblazers and role models in ESG” in 2022.
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It has been announced the once crucial element of the UCAS application, the personal statement, will be removed in time for the 2024 admissions cycle.
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The University and College Union (UCU) has released the dates for their 18 days of strike action. Over 70,000 staff across 150 UK universities will be taking part in industrial action during February and March.
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“Shocking and distasteful”: students raise greenwashing concerns about University’s partnership with Shell
The University of Exeter has signed a five-year contract with Shell, collaborating on a research project focusing on “carbon sequestration”.
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Daisy Scott, Online Deputy Editor, discusses the recent plans set out by Rishi Sunak which may make maths compulsory up the age of 18 and what students at University of Exeter think about the plans.
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