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Lucas Eley takes does an investigation on the rumours circulating Exeter's new elite force.
Gemma Gradwell has found a leaked source detailing the expected standards for state leaders visiting the White House, following the
Bella Maclusky share advice on how to ditch unwanted company this Valentines day
With President Trump eyeing up some new real estate in Greenland and Canada, Kayleigh Swart investigates the new interest in
Zac Robinson talks through the hopeful artists in his Spotify wrapped, citing some of the finest music produced in our
Henry Anderson gives his advice on how to build the best bunker in the event of a nuclear altercation!
Senior Editors, Gracie Moore and Charlie Gershinson, report on backlash against changes to food outlets on campus.
Henry Hood, Online Sports Editor, discusses an earth-shattering archaeological discovery, sure to rewrite and reveal much about student evolutionary history
Ana Anajuba, Print Arts + Lit Editor, reveals the University of Exeter's plans for multi-factor authentication
Satire Editor Caspian Davies imagines what certain members of the Exeter community might get up to on their summer holidays.
Madi Wharmby reports on Napoleon the campus cat's rise to the Presidency of Exeter's Student Guild.
Sophia Mykhaylyuk envisions a terrifying new world where the University of Exeter scraps the January exams and moves it forward
Sophia Mykhaylyuk envisions a terrifying new world where the University of Exeter scraps the January exams and moves it forward
Cleo Gravett, Print Satire Editor, queries how to celebrate Dry January festivities whilst still drinking
Online International Editor Magdalena Kanecka explores how small reductions in meat and dairy consumption can make all the difference for
Judy Dodd, Print Arts & Lit Editor, discusses "That Knave, Raleigh", a play coming soon to the Barnfield Theatre.
Online Deputy Editor Amberly Wright explores the history of solar power, from as early as 7BC to now.
Freddy Purcell explores the Woodland Trust's recent reforestation project, and looks at the history of temperate rainforests in the UK.
Judy Dodd and Kayleigh Swart, Print Arts & Lit Editors, review Hold On To Your Butts at the Nothcott Theatre.
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