Kayleigh Swart, Print Editor-in-Chief, discusses Exeter nightlife and student housing through the story of a former nightlife staple.
Kayleigh Swart, Print Editor-in-Chief, discusses Exeter nightlife and student housing through the story of a former nightlife staple.
Student DJ Theo Mitchell speaks with the organiser of Hijacked Festival about the decline of dancefloor escapism, phone culture, and the changing face of UK nightlife.
Online Arts & Lit Editor, Gracie Moore, reports her findings from a student survey regarding the recent scamming outbreak.
Exeter’s ASK restaurant replaced by new bar On 8 December, Exeter’s former ASK Italian restaurant reopened as No.5, a new restaurant and cocktail lounge. The Grade I listed building, situated …
Reopening of pubs leads to police dealing with ‘manic’ Saturday night in Exeter Police reportedly arrested seven people on ‘manic’ Saturday night of 18 July 2020, with the reopening of the …
Fundraising campaign to save Cavern beats £10,000 target The ‘#SaveOurVenues – Cavern’ initiative, launched in partnership with the Music Venue Trust (MVT), has surpassed its aim to raise £10,000 in …
Usually my nights out include being highly intoxicated with the inability to hear a song I vaguely like without screaming in excitement, but the necessity of a course of penicillin …
It’s time for a little bit of much needed honesty here, okay? No one comes to Exeter for the nightlife. At no point in human history have the bright lights of …
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 …
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 …
Kayleigh Swart, Print Editor-in-Chief, discusses Exeter nightlife and student housing through the story of a former nightlife staple.
Student DJ Theo Mitchell speaks with the organiser of Hijacked Festival about the decline of dancefloor escapism, phone culture, and the changing face of UK nightlife.
Online Arts & Lit Editor, Gracie Moore, reports her findings from a student survey regarding the recent scamming outbreak.
Exeter’s ASK restaurant replaced by new bar On 8 December, Exeter’s former ASK Italian restaurant reopened as No.5, a new restaurant and cocktail lounge. The Grade I listed building, situated …
Reopening of pubs leads to police dealing with ‘manic’ Saturday night in Exeter Police reportedly arrested seven people on ‘manic’ Saturday night of 18 July 2020, with the reopening of the …
Fundraising campaign to save Cavern beats £10,000 target The ‘#SaveOurVenues – Cavern’ initiative, launched in partnership with the Music Venue Trust (MVT), has surpassed its aim to raise £10,000 in …
Usually my nights out include being highly intoxicated with the inability to hear a song I vaguely like without screaming in excitement, but the necessity of a course of penicillin …
It’s time for a little bit of much needed honesty here, okay? No one comes to Exeter for the nightlife. At no point in human history have the bright lights of …
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 …
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 …
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