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Needle spiking and the women’s safety crisis

by Siobhan Bahl

In the wake of an increase in spiking and further concerns over women’s safety, Siobhan Bahl discusses the present dangers and what can be done to mitigate them.

A Guide to ‘Post’-Covid Clubbing in Amsterdam

by Georgia Irving

A Guide to ‘Post’-Covid Clubbing in Amsterdam Georgia Irving discusses their experience of post-covid clubbing in Amsterdam during their study abroad experience. 25 September marked the return of nightlife to the Netherlands and my return to clubbing in over a year and a half. It would be all too easy to celebrate that day as […]

Clubs reopening: dance Fever!

by Olivia Richards

Olivia Richards recounts her experience of going out and letting loose in the club after the Pandemic.

Mad About Bars

by Bryony Gooch

Print editor Bryony Gooch reviews Unit 1’s new Monday club night

The night is young

by Harry Caton

It’s easy to sympathise with the freshers’ plight. Your first hours in Exeter might proceed with a certain lingering itch – having bid goodbye to your family, with all the requisite hugs and assurances of moral character, your neck-hairs bristle as one of your slack-jawed, doe-eyed new friends suggests a night out. You leap, but […]

The Lemmy’s Renaissance

by Alicia Rees

Saturday May 26th marked the rebirth of a legend. Like a phoenix from the ashes, Saturday Lemmy has returned. Kind of. “Lost Saturdays” as it is now affectionately titled, promised a “huge, naughty affair with an extra side of fun”. It was definitely huge, in as much as the queue stretched back to the business school […]

Farewell to Exeter’s beloved DJ Willby

by Barbara Balogun

I won’t lie, it was a shock. It is Sunday, March 4th at about 9pm that I learn the news. It’s about ten minutes after the publication from DJ Willby on his social media. I log on Facebook on my phone, start scrolling down until I see this picture of a sad emoji which makes […]

The Lemmy Died For Our Sins

by Jonathan Chern

It’s Saturday, 9 p.m. You sit alone in your halls. The phone buzzes. Upon the luminescent screen in golden letters appear the word: ‘Lemmy?’ It’s done. It’s over. Complex psychological changes have occurred turning you from introvert to extrovert. Your night will be changed… forever. Time to get ready: Shower? This is Lemmy. No one […]

Roses for Rosies

by Beth Lindsay

Anyone who has headed to Fever this year will no doubt have walked past the empty husk that was once the destination for many of us every Monday and Thursday. Staff from Rosie’s lurch out of the darkness, blocking your pathway and try to lure you inside with promises of free drinks, no queue, and […]

The Stages of Recovering from a Rocky Night Out

by Beth Lindsay

We’ve all had it: that feeling of absolute horror and humiliation as you open your eyes the morning after a particularly heavy night out. Maybe you confessed your undying love to someone you really shouldn’t have, or had one-too-many and drunk cried all over Wednesday Night TP and most of the way home. Maybe you […]

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