The University of Exeter is planning to build a new Multi-Faith Centre on the Streatham Campus, opposite the Forum’s South Piazza on the grassed area, aiming to begin construction in 2023.
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Art Accounts of Instagram
Art Accounts of Instagram Sardelli Constanza and Megan Frost give us the comprehensive overview of which art instagram accounts to follow now Social media is an insightful and interactive way for art lovers to explore their interests. It is an effective means by which one can find their new favourite artist, and to help you […]
White Privilege: The importance of educating yourself
White Privilege: The importance of educating yourself Print Features editor Bethany Collins discusses how learning about white privilege has changed her perspective I have white privilege. Learning how I benefit from racism is an uncomfortable truth to swallow but that isn’t and shouldn’t be the centre of the narrative. This conversation isn’t about me. In […]
Daniel Buckroyd: “The Covid situation contains the opportunity and necessity for a reset”
Lucy Aylmer interviews Artistic Director of Exeter Northcott Theatre, Daniel Buckroyd, about the rise of virtual theatre, furloughing and diversifying the theatre
A coffee with… Giselle Garcia
Deputy Editor, Anne Chafer, talks to Giselle Garcia about the international experience in academia.
Cannes You Believe? – The Diversity of the Cannes Film Festival
Chloe Kennedy makes the case that the Cannes Film Festival’s regulations and attitude are due for some drastic change.
Black history – more than a month
FOR most of us it would be an awkward task: attempting to find the exact moment in our lives when we absorbed the data that comprises the broad spectrum of general knowledge. Christmas, tig-and-tag, the Olympics – our knowledge of these things arises from osmosis and are generally picked up through our childhood. Alas, knowledge […]
What does diversity mean to comedy?
Ultimately, diversity is an essential element in all walks of life. In government, CEOs of corporations, lawyers, in music, and even in comedy. Everyone deserves to be able to have someone to relate to, and generally have representation. However, what is possibly more important is how this is carried out. A lot of the time […]
EP Review: Kamasi Washington – Harmony of Difference
Following on from his 2015 debut studio release The Epic, which definitely earned its title by sweeping and sprawling across a three-hour running time, saxophonist Kamasi Washington chooses to scale down the focus on Harmony of Difference, and centres its attention on the repetition and development of only a handful of themes over its six tracks. […]
Afropunk London 2017 – Review
Afropunk London was the most fashionable event I’ve ever been to. Everything from the labyrinthian industrial complex of a venue, Printworks, to its attendees screamed style. The political-movement-turned-festival is a celebration of diversity in each of the cities it lands in every year, and though principally a festival celebrating black artistry, the motto “No Racism. […]