editor’s pick

Print Lifestyle Editor, Yasmine Al-Saket, explores the British way of life and overturns the viral argument that Britain has no culture.

Deputy Editors Michelle Chung and Nina Exton ask Exeter students and local politicians on their reactions to the rival protests in Exeter City Centre.

Harry Morrison, Online Editor-in-Chief, speaks with the Guild President about the major changes coming to student representation.

Rosie Peters-McDonald, Deputy Editor, reports on the announcement of another round of TERS amid concern from Exeter’s UCU branch & an anonymous university department

Judy Dodd, Print Arts & Lit Editor, discusses “That Knave, Raleigh”, a play coming soon to the Barnfield Theatre.

Freddy Purcell explores the Woodland Trust’s recent reforestation project, and looks at the history of temperate rainforests in the UK.

Yasmine Al-Saket discusses the growing frustration with remakes and reboots in Hollywood and beyond.

Online Sport Editor, Reuben Moynihan-Case, sat down with Exeter University Sport President, Chloe Whitworth – to discuss the This Girl Can campaign.

Freddy Purcell writes about Britain’s weird and wonderful wildflowers which have a vital role in the ecosystem, and discusses what we are doing to protect them.

Senior editors expose an Islamophobic speech made at a Freedom Society social.