Politics

Print Editors-in-Chief, Amy Rushton and Gracie Moore, report on activism for Palestine at the University of Exeter.

Our writers discuss whether university education can still be considered a profitable path for students

Callum Martin, Online Editor-in-Chief, interviews government strategist turned podcaster Alastair Campbell.

Print Deputy Editors Charlie Gershinson and Rosie Peters-McDonald review DebSoc’s first Friday debate of the year.

Online International Editor Annabel Jeffery speaks to Exeter Chancellor Sir Michael Barber about his new advisory role in PM Sir Keir Starmer’s government

Satire Editor Caspian Davies provides insight into the Manifesto’s of each of the major party’s running in the upcoming General Election.

Eleanor Rogers explores the decision of the three countries and if others will join in supporting a ‘two-state solution’ to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Gracie Moore, Print Editor-in-Chief, discusses how some of the most exciting sporting events of the summer coincide with political pursuits.

Josie Sharp, Print International Editor, considers the many controversies that MP Lee Anderson has been embroiled in.

Judy Dodd informs us of the latest update to the Art Council England’s relationship framework and what this could mean.