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Sport’s Greatest Underdog Stories

Rhys Wallis looks back at times in sporting history when the underdog came out on top.

Mar 24, 2021 By Rhys Wallis Filed Under: Sport, American Sport, Football, Cricket Tagged With: sport, Leicester City, world series, European Championships, The Ashes, underdog, boris becker

COVID Sport Restrictions: Bubbling Up More Progress?

COVID Sport Restrictions: Bubbling Up More Progress? Billy Densham suggests COVID-19 bubbles have highlighted the importance of prioritising athlete mental health The mental wellbeing of athletes has been pulled into sharp focus as a result of tight COVID restrictions. This could be a watershed moment where the sporting community accepts that mental health has to […]

Feb 26, 2021 By Billy Densham Filed Under: Sport, Global, The Culture of Sport Tagged With: sport, Cricket, Rugby, mental health, Progress, covid-19, bubbles

Sport for the Uninitiated: Jumping for Joy

Sport for the Uninitiated: Jumping for Joy Sophie Porteous talks about her fitness journey and the mental and physical benefits of getting active Exercise and I have never had a close relationship. Despite my first initial and last name literally combining to be ‘Sporteous’, I could not be further from that. I haven’t always completely […]

Feb 15, 2021 By Sophie Porteous Filed Under: Sport, University Tagged With: sport, fitness, energy boost, lockdown, home workout

The Debate: Should Gyms Be Allowed to Stay Open During Lockdown?

Jack Walton considers if gyms should have been kept open through the continued lockdowns seen in the United Kingdom.

Feb 12, 2021 By Jack Walton Filed Under: Sport, The Debate Tagged With: sport, government, mental health, gyms, lockdown, physical health

LGBT+ History Month: Undoing Homophobia in Sport

LGBT+ History Month: Undoing Homophobia in Sport Online Sport Editor, Elise Hamersley, takes a look at the role sport plays in LGBT+ History Month, and the work still needed to undo a culture of homophobia This February is LGBT+ history month, an annual observance of queer history and civil/gay rights movements. In the UK, this […]

Feb 4, 2021 By Elise Hamersley Filed Under: Sport, Global, The Culture of Sport, Editors' Picks Tagged With: sport, lgbt history month, LGBTQ, homophobia in sport, billie jean king, nicola adams, Gareth thomas

Sport Spotlight: An Introduction to Water Polo

Sport Spotlight: an introduction to Water Polo Abi Taphouse introduces readers to the university’s Water Polo Club and what they have been up to in this difficult year Often deemed one of the most physically demanding sports to play, it is no surprise that Water Polo is one of the smaller AU clubs at Exeter. […]

Feb 2, 2021 By Abi Taphouse Filed Under: Sport, Sport Spotlight Tagged With: sport, athletic union, swimming, water polo, covid-19, sport spotlight

Sport Spotlight: Triathlon Club in the Age of Lockdown

Triathlon Club Captain, Jess Clark, takes a look at how the club has been affected by COVID-19, their increase in membership, and the benefits of being part of a sport that cannot be locked-down.

Jan 23, 2021 By Jess Clark Filed Under: Sport, Sport Spotlight, Triathlon, University, Editors' Picks Tagged With: sport, Cycling, society, Running, Triathlon, swimming, university lockdown, lockdown, triathlon club

Nadal masterclass shows what we’ll miss

James Anderson, grey skies, the new ball. Jonny Wilkinson, the pocket, the drop goal. Usain Bolt, the Olympics, the 100m track. Simone Biles, major competition, the floor. In certain sporting situations, you know the outcome, yet whether it’s Jimmy ripping through a World Class top order, Jonny slotting a beautifully struck three points off his […]

Oct 23, 2020 By Nick Powell Filed Under: Sport, Global, Tennis Tagged With: sport, Tennis, Rafael Nadal

The European Formula? F1 2020 Finally Set to Get Underway

With little under three weeks until Formula 1 finally returns to our screens from Austria, Online Sport Editor Harry Scott-Munro looks at how the season ahead may look in the current Covid-19 climate.

Jun 23, 2020 By Harry Scott-Munro Filed Under: Sport, F1/Motorsport, Global Tagged With: F1, sport, ferrari, covid-19

Serve and Volley: Grand Slams Behind Closed Doors

Print Sport Editor Nick Powell takes a look at the growing debate over whether to hold the remaining tennis Grand Slams of 2020 as Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams, Rafael Nadal, Dan Evans and Judy Murray were among the many top tennis names to give their opinion on the potential return to play. ‘Selfish’, ‘extreme’, ‘doesn’t […]

Jun 18, 2020 By Nick Powell Filed Under: Sport, Global, Tennis Tagged With: sport, Serena Williams, djokovic, nadal, kyrgios

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In light of the recent sexual assaults that occurr In light of the recent sexual assaults that occurred on campus, we listened to other survivors’ experiences of the University’s handing of sexual assaults and reported on Saturday’s vigil for Sarah Everard and Lorraine Cox.

Also in this issue, we interview student musicians about how the pandemic has impacted them and review the history of Guild elections with this year’s results.

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Meanwhile, as Guild elections heat up, we give an insight into the Guild officer candidates along with our verdicts...

Read more for interviews with Armando Iannucci and Tim Burgess of The Charlatans!

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This issue we report on the University's growing proportion of private school students. 

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Having listened to students at our universities, we are calling on the Russell Group to act compassionately and empathetically and to reconsider their stance on ‘no detriment’ politics for assessments this year. 

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