A recently graduated Exeter student has now been missing for more than 100 days.
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A recently graduated Exeter student has now been missing for more than 100 days.
Mathias La Pira discusses the idea of belonging, after moving away from home and deciding to live and study in England.
Maximus Woodley attempts to answer the question facing many students at this time of year: will I get my coursework done on time?
Amy Cases explores Waterstones’s significance in the city of Exeter.
Emily Smith, a 22-year-old business master’s student, has decided to run the London marathon next month to raise awareness and funds for the charity ‘Refuge.’
Rhys Wallis discusses the pitfalls of the University of Exeter’s well-being services, producing the question: what needs to be done better?
Rebecca Bowsher explores the panic master’s phenomenon and why students might be deciding to extend their studies.
With fees and debt climbing and the graduate job market tightening, Clemence Smith interrogates whether or not university is still worth the price of admission.
University of Exeter students have responded to the no-disadvantage guarantee with disappointment, confusion and a touch of humour.
Student open letter to Vice-Chancellor disputes absence of non-detriment policy to protect students Students at the University of Exeter have written an open letter to Vice-Chancellor Prof. Lisa Roberts to …
A recently graduated Exeter student has now been missing for more than 100 days.
Mathias La Pira discusses the idea of belonging, after moving away from home and deciding to live and study in England.
Maximus Woodley attempts to answer the question facing many students at this time of year: will I get my coursework done on time?
Amy Cases explores Waterstones’s significance in the city of Exeter.
Emily Smith, a 22-year-old business master’s student, has decided to run the London marathon next month to raise awareness and funds for the charity ‘Refuge.’
Rhys Wallis discusses the pitfalls of the University of Exeter’s well-being services, producing the question: what needs to be done better?
Rebecca Bowsher explores the panic master’s phenomenon and why students might be deciding to extend their studies.
With fees and debt climbing and the graduate job market tightening, Clemence Smith interrogates whether or not university is still worth the price of admission.
University of Exeter students have responded to the no-disadvantage guarantee with disappointment, confusion and a touch of humour.
Student open letter to Vice-Chancellor disputes absence of non-detriment policy to protect students Students at the University of Exeter have written an open letter to Vice-Chancellor Prof. Lisa Roberts to …
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