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University of Exeter News

Exeter waive fees for those in university and partners’ accommodation

The University of Exeter sent a Registrar email to all students stating that in response to the national lockdown that was introduced on Monday 4 January the decision was made to waive the rent charges during this lockdown period for those who do not return to their accommodation. Students have been calling for rent fees […]

Jan 14, 2021 By Chloe Pumares Filed Under: News, University News, Local News, Headlines Tagged With: University of Exeter News, accomodation, lockdown, Accommodation fees

Tim Quine:“Not possible to implement the individual safety-net of the No-Detriment Policy”

DVC Education Tim Quine maintains that despite there being no No-Detriment Policy, the University is still able to “protect learning and academic outcomes.”

Nov 19, 2020 By Kamila Bell Filed Under: News, COVID-19, University News, Headlines Tagged With: news, University of Exeter News, open letter, updates, Assessment, covid-19

Reduced contact hours: “there is no student input”

Reduced contact hours: “a kick in the teeth” After a week of schedules shifting and changing during Freshers’ Week, many students were confused after timetables finalised on 21 September displayed less contact hours than the average year.  Contact hours have been split between synchronous teaching that is timetabled, and asynchronous teaching which is based on […]

Oct 5, 2020 By Bryony Gooch Filed Under: News, University News, Headlines Tagged With: Science, english, Lectures, law exeter university, seminars, University of Exeter News, Contact hours, University of Exeter Students, covid-19, Covid-secure

University of Exeter bans indoor household mixing

University of Exeter bans indoor household mixing The University of Exeter has asked students not to meet different households indoors for the next 14 days. The Registrar’s latest email states that this new rule begins today, Monday 28 September, and aims to “avoid further local restrictions of the type already seen in a number of […]

Sep 28, 2020 By Emily Im Filed Under: News, University News, Headlines Tagged With: University of Exeter News, covid-19, social distancing, restrictions

Student’s Guild announces major changes

Student’s Guild announces major changes In a statement released on 25 August 2020, the Guild revealed major changes to happen this year. Following negotiations with Sunday Blake, Guild President) and Liv Harvey, Vice President Activities, the University of Exeter has agreed to add £400,000 to the Guild’s annual block grant, which is the largest monetary […]

Sep 15, 2020 By Chloe Pumares Filed Under: News, University News, Headlines Tagged With: news, student, University of Exeter News, Exeter Students' Guild

Exeter University drops plans to test all students in September

Exeter University drops plans to test all students in September Lifestyle Print Editor Georgia Shepherd discusses the University’s plans for students in September. The University of Exeter has scrapped plans to test all students returning to campus in September. The project, led by Sean Fielding from IRB in coordination with the University’s Bronze test and […]

Jul 20, 2020 By Georgia Shepherd Filed Under: News, Headlines Tagged With: Exeter, University of Exeter News, University of Exeter Students, coronavirus, test and trace

Sir Steve Smith appointed to prestigious new government role

Sir Steve Smith appointed to prestigious new government role Sir Steve Smith, Vice-Chancellor at the University of Exeter, has been appointed to a new UK government role as International Education Champion. The role starts in September 2020 and is considered highly prestigious. As a Champion of International Education, Sir Steve will have a prominent role […]

Jun 30, 2020 By Aakruthi Karri Filed Under: News, University News, Headlines Tagged With: government, University of Exeter News, sir steve smith, Vice-Chancellor Sir Steve Smith, exeter vice-chancellor

Student accommodation Renslade House refuses tenants rent refunds amid COVID-19 crisis

Student accommodation Renslade House refuses tenants rent refunds amid COVID-19 crisis Private student accommodation block in Exeter, Renslade House, has rejected tenants’ appeals for their rent to be refunded amid the coronavirus outbreak. Resident students have requested full or partial refunds from the block’s owner, Prestige Student Living, as they are no longer occupying their […]

Apr 28, 2020 By Ella Shadwell Filed Under: News, Local News, Headlines Tagged With: University of Exeter News, student accomodation, exeter accomodation, University of Exeter Students, coronavirus, covid-19

Law lecturer targeted by racist vandalism

Dr Joseph Lee, a senior lecturer in the Law School, has confirmed that he was the owner of the anti-racist poster that was vandalised in December last year. Dr Lee, who is BAME, identifies as an immigrant Asian academic. He discovered the vandalism upon returning to work on 5 December after the 2019 strike action […]

Mar 9, 2020 By Aaron Loose Filed Under: News, Headlines Tagged With: Exeter, exeposé, racism, scandal, University of Exeter News, Exeter Law School

National Pathology Week 2019

Don’t miss National Pathology Week school visits, laboratory tours and stalls on campus at Exeter from 4th to 8th November.

Nov 2, 2019 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Science, Science News, Health, Headlines Tagged With: Exeter, health, University of Exeter News, microbiology, University of Exeter Medical School, national pathology week, pathology

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