The Guardian University Guide 2017 has welcomed thirteen subjects at the University of Exeter into its Top 10. The rankings – published this week – also saw Exeter as a whole ranking 11th out of 119 UK institutions. With both Religious Studies and Theology (2nd) and Sports Science (5th) maintaining their top five positions in the […]
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How to tackle deadline stress
The end of term has suddenly crept up on us (wasn’t it Christmas just yesterday?!), and that can only mean one thing: Deadlines. Yes, the bane of every student’s existence is fast approaching once more. Just yesterday you were living it up in Top Top, and now suddenly your Friday nights are looking bleaker than […]
Ask Auntie Kathy: Week 1
Mozzers Mystery Man Dear Auntie Kathy, Last term I met this amazing guy in Mozzers. Our eyes met across the dance floor, we shared our first kiss and talked and laughed the night away. From what he told me that night he seemed like the perfect guy: he’s sweet (he told me that he never […]
Exeter’s Queen of Hearts: Louisa Griffith-Jones
Louisa Griffith-Jones went on Channel 4’s First Dates “as a dare”. Little did she know that she would immediately overtake Cheryl Fernandez- Versini to become the nation’s new sweetheart. Not only did she get pride of place on the popular reality show, she was asked back a second time for ‘The Proposal’ special – and they’re […]
Review: Base and Barley
B ase and Barley is the latest venture from Exeter’s poshest coffee shop chain, Artigiano. Situated just a stone’s throw away from The Old Firehouse and across from the (in)famous King Billy pub, the restaurant opened its doors last week, offering pundits and foodies alike the chance to sample their Italian sourdough pizzas, craft beer and cocktails. […]
5 best veggie eats in Exeter
For a vegetarian in Exeter, theres no shortage of places where you can delight your tastebuds. However, some of these are squirrelled away in places you might not think to look, while others are just plain unknown, which is a shame, because some of them are really top-notch. Here are my top places for meat-free […]
4 niche things you can buy in the marketplace
Ah The Marketplace, the hub of all things weird and wonderful at the University of Exeter. While we may complain about their ludicrously overpriced sandwiches, I have to admit that the food is quite nice and there are actually some good deals on snacks. While they might not be seen as the height of edginess, […]
Review: The New Horizon
Cunningly disguised as a “coffee shop” hidden to the side of Pennsylvania Road, The New Horizon is a small cafe serving Arabic and Mediterranean food, and the internet-savvy may be aware that is happens to have great reviews on TripAdvisor – that’s how I got there, anyway. “Owned by a kind old soul with a […]
What’s for breakfast? Take your pick!
There is little I love more than going out for breakfast, much to the disappointment of my boyfriend who would rather sleep the morning away. Luckily for me, when I do manage to persuade him breakfast is worth waking up for, Exeter has a host of quaint, contemporary, up market or all you can eat […]
Day Tripper: 5 Places to Visit in Exeter
To get you exploring the city before you head homeward, Jessica Stanier, Features Editor, recommends a handful of unusual spots across the city…. Cakeadoodledoo (The Café) Cakeadoodledoo is a charming little café tucked around the corner from Exeter Cathedral. It’s also the only possible word that springs to mind when you try their amazing […]