Online Science & Tech Editor Daniel Grayshon coments on GW4’s latest supercomputer and its drive to make science research more sustainable
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Online Science & Tech Editor Daniel Grayshon coments on GW4’s latest supercomputer and its drive to make science research more sustainable
Online Editor-in-Chief Katie Matthews interviews Nurture U Research Fellow Jemima Dooley to find out how the project could support students.
Editors Michelle Chung and Brooke Taylor explore what Exeter University’s Magic Masters has to offer.
Features Editor Callum Martin reports on the pro-Palestinian protest camp that recently appeared on campus, and interviews a student protestor.
Gracie Moore, Arts and Lit Editor, gives her review on Exeter Theatre Company’s latest show, the performance of David MacGregor’s ‘Vino Veritas’
Joseph Terry, Print Sports Editor, delves into his favourite summer poem: Sea Fever by John Masefield.
Evie Marshall, a Plant-Based Universities Student Campaigner, comments on the necessities for a fully plant-based institution, what that would look like, and how we all could benefit.
Freda Worrell Reviews The Shotgun Theatre’s Little Woman: The Broadway Musical
Madi Wharmby interviews students and staff at Exeter University to gauge opinion on the necessity and effectiveness of the University College Union strikes that took place in November.
Jamie Speka talks to Berty Dudley of the Period Poverty Society and discusses Exeter University’s stagnant initiative to provide students with free period products.
Online Science & Tech Editor Daniel Grayshon coments on GW4’s latest supercomputer and its drive to make science research more sustainable
Online Editor-in-Chief Katie Matthews interviews Nurture U Research Fellow Jemima Dooley to find out how the project could support students.
Editors Michelle Chung and Brooke Taylor explore what Exeter University’s Magic Masters has to offer.
Features Editor Callum Martin reports on the pro-Palestinian protest camp that recently appeared on campus, and interviews a student protestor.
Gracie Moore, Arts and Lit Editor, gives her review on Exeter Theatre Company’s latest show, the performance of David MacGregor’s ‘Vino Veritas’
Joseph Terry, Print Sports Editor, delves into his favourite summer poem: Sea Fever by John Masefield.
Evie Marshall, a Plant-Based Universities Student Campaigner, comments on the necessities for a fully plant-based institution, what that would look like, and how we all could benefit.
Freda Worrell Reviews The Shotgun Theatre’s Little Woman: The Broadway Musical
Madi Wharmby interviews students and staff at Exeter University to gauge opinion on the necessity and effectiveness of the University College Union strikes that took place in November.
Jamie Speka talks to Berty Dudley of the Period Poverty Society and discusses Exeter University’s stagnant initiative to provide students with free period products.
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