Exeposé has been shortlisted in the 2016 Mind Media Awards for its mental health coverage over the past year. The awards – organised by national charity Mind – celebrate the best examples of sensitive and responsible reporting of mental health in print and digital media. Other nominees across the 11 categories include Victoria Derbyshire, Loose Women, Professor […]
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Editorial: Boozing for a bruising
Everyone has a story involving a bouncer. Whether it was about that night your mate got kicked out of TP for spilling a drink, or that time you weren’t let into Arena (sorry, Unit 1) because the guy on the door thought you were on MD, it seems like almost everyone has something to say […]
Sabb Question Time 12/11 report
Sarah Gough, Editor of Exeposé, chaired and kicked off the first Sabb Question Time of the year alongside President Laura-Jane Tiley, VP Activities Katie O’Connor, VP Welfare & Diversity Naomi Armstrong, VP Education Bethan Jones and AU President Jack Bristow in DH1’s M+D room. Prior to the event, students were given the opportunity to send in […]
Editorial: A diversity dilemma
White and middle-class. This is the stereotype that permeates both Exeter and its University. In this issue we decided to investigate what this really means for students living and studying here. Considering Britain is now famed for its multi-culturalism, the stats around Exeter’s diversity are pretty scary. The results were unsurprising, with the overall numbers […]
Tay Tay: Yay or Nay?
With the ‘Swift’ release of the divisive music video for Taylor’s ‘Bad Blood’, Sarah Gough, Editor, and Akash Beri, Screen Editor, argue whether Taylor has retained her title as “Queen of Pop”. [dropcap size=small]Y[/dropcap][dropcap size=small]A[/dropcap][dropcap size=small]Y[/dropcap] [dropcap size=small]W[/dropcap]ell well Tay Tay, you’ve come a long way since the banjo and the […]