Larissa Dunn interviews Miles Kane in light of his newly released album, Change the Show.
interview
In conversation: Izzy Harrison, VP Opportunities
Following Fresher’s Week, we sat down with Guild’s VP of Opportunities Izzy Harrison to talk societies, COVID-19 and the impacts of the commercial transfer on student employability. É: So obviously Freshers’ week has just passed and everything is starting to settle down a bit. How did you think the first few weeks of university have […]
Let them eat cake: The English Press versus The Royal Family
This duo has not been scarcely covered in the media – but is this becoming an extreme? And what true example are they of rebels, when scandal is all the British monarchy has ever known and when this could easily just be a publicity stunt. Henry discusses this couple and their most recent PR failure – or success.
An interview with the founders, Andrea De Jong and Hanife Hursit, of The Creative Switch
Amplify’s Online Editor, Rupali Naik, interviews the founders of The Creative Switch on their recent growth, work, and experiences.
COVID-19’s detrimental effect on conservation
George Edwards interviews Dr Peter Lindsey, a conservationist at the University of Pretoria, South Africa, about his most recent paper ‘Conserving Africa’s Wildlife and Wildlands Through the COVID-19 Crisis and Beyond’
An Interview with a COVID Researcher
Online Science Editors Vincent Plant and Issy Murray interviewed Dr Michell about his experience of research during the pandemic
Throwing isolation to the wind: An Interview with Matt Fordham
Exeposé talks to Windriders Vice President and Welfare Officer, Matt Fordham about isolation, mental health and responsibilities of committee.
Lovelock at 101
Online Science Editor Vincent Plant discusses Lovelock’s Gaia theory, the Coronavirus pandemic and the Paris agreement
Up and Comers: Echo Hotel
Print Music Editor Bridie Adams interviews Jack Holliday of Echo Hotel about their first single and their upcoming music.
An Interview with Leila of Sister Sounds
Josh Fundafunda talks to Leila of Exeter’s Sister Sounds