Caspian Davies puts forward an alternative to how we can make New Year resolutions more useful and longer lasting.
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Charlotte Jordan explores the Friends to Lovers trope in films and TV, noting not only the heartwarming aspect, but the potential for great drama too.
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Exeposé writer Gracie Moore offers a guide on making friends in your first weeks at university.
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Gracie Moore reflects on the end of yet another year of studying during the pandemic, but shares her hopes for a summer filled with fun, friends and flights abroad.
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Milly Earnshaw-White discusses the challenges of returning to normal life – and university – after spending so long adjusting to living in lockdown.
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Our lockdown pastimes have become a habit, repetitive, boring. Life seems to have started again since April 12th, but there is still a lot of uncertainty. Eleanor observes the good things we have the ability to do now, and discusses some other possibilities the future may hold, like going on holiday.
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Why do friendships take a back seat? Lifestyle Writer Eirwen Abberley Watton discusses how society has…
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Rhian Hutchings shares the music that reminds her of life outside lockdown.
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Fashion in Film: Rachel from Friends Freya Insoll celebrates quintessential 90’s fashion embodied in Friends character…
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I have had a particularly long break from Exeter, as I spent this year on my…
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Caspian Davies puts forward an alternative to how we can make New Year resolutions more useful and longer lasting.
-
Charlotte Jordan explores the Friends to Lovers trope in films and TV, noting not only the heartwarming aspect, but the potential for great drama too.
-
Exeposé writer Gracie Moore offers a guide on making friends in your first weeks at university.
-
Gracie Moore reflects on the end of yet another year of studying during the pandemic, but shares her hopes for a summer filled with fun, friends and flights abroad.
-
Milly Earnshaw-White discusses the challenges of returning to normal life – and university – after spending so long adjusting to living in lockdown.
-
Our lockdown pastimes have become a habit, repetitive, boring. Life seems to have started again since April 12th, but there is still a lot of uncertainty. Eleanor observes the good things we have the ability to do now, and discusses some other possibilities the future may hold, like going on holiday.
-
Why do friendships take a back seat? Lifestyle Writer Eirwen Abberley Watton discusses how society has…
-
Rhian Hutchings shares the music that reminds her of life outside lockdown.
-
Fashion in Film: Rachel from Friends Freya Insoll celebrates quintessential 90’s fashion embodied in Friends character…
-
I have had a particularly long break from Exeter, as I spent this year on my…
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