editor’s pick

Editor-in-Chief, Jamie Speka, examines Exeposé’s national inquest that finds thousands of trans and non-binary students on the waiting list for gender dysphoria care. Speka has a look at the health effects linked with these waiting times.

Amelie Thompson, Online Editor-in-Chief, reports on the inaccessibility to transgender healthcare in England.

Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, interviews former BBC News reporter Sharanjit Leyl about her experiences in, and thoughts on, journalism and the media.

Rachel McEwan gives advice to first years on the market for uni houses.

Libby Simmons dives into her own experiences of finding a student house at Exeter and shares what she learnt from the process.

Aditi Sandhya talks about her impressions of Exeter and the cultural differences between the UK and India.

Harry Morrison looks at the unfolding war between Israel and the Hamas group, considering the impact both locally and worldwide.

Exeposé members share their sporting experiences at the University of Exeter.

Writer Lina Stenman, art history student, questions: should museums, galleries and universities be held responsible for how their donors have made their money?

Online Arts & Lit Editor, Gracie Moore, reports her findings from a student survey regarding the recent scamming outbreak.