A look into this year’s MA Publishing book release: interviews, articles, and reviews all pertaining to the South West’s literary sphere.
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A look into this year’s MA Publishing book release: interviews, articles, and reviews all pertaining to the South West’s literary sphere.
Following recent competition success, Magda Kanecka shares her experiences as part of the University of Exeter Cheerleading, Dance & Gymnastics Club.
Online International Editor, Agata Koralewska, investigates Napoleon’s hunt for a grad job.
At the halfway stage of the competition, Ceri Vaughan-Jones, Online Sport Editor, discusses Exeter students’ involvement at the 2024 Six Nations.
Antonella Perna explores the tragic situation of how students coped with the recent power cut on Streatham Campus.
Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, went to Forum Hill to watch Snowsports Exeter host Chill Hill for the first time in seven years.
Following the anonymous source claiming the two freshers responsible for carrying the dead deer through campus have links to the Conservative Association, a spokesperson for EUCA comments that the action was not in connection to the society. Editor-in-Chief, Jamie Speka, reports on the incident.
With a sadness veiling Exeter comparable only to that felt for the death of Queen Lizzy herself, our nearest and dearest nightclub, Unit 1, has finally succumbed to its dire reputation of being one of the worst nightclubs west of Bristol.
As one of the most anticipated ticket drops of the university year, Print Editor-in-Chief Anabel Costa-Ferreira reports that EGB didn’t break the bank this year – it broke FIXR.
The recent pay raise of the Vice-Chancellor has been met with criticism from the EUCU as staff pay has been decreasing, reports Jamie Speka.
A look into this year’s MA Publishing book release: interviews, articles, and reviews all pertaining to the South West’s literary sphere.
Following recent competition success, Magda Kanecka shares her experiences as part of the University of Exeter Cheerleading, Dance & Gymnastics Club.
Online International Editor, Agata Koralewska, investigates Napoleon’s hunt for a grad job.
At the halfway stage of the competition, Ceri Vaughan-Jones, Online Sport Editor, discusses Exeter students’ involvement at the 2024 Six Nations.
Antonella Perna explores the tragic situation of how students coped with the recent power cut on Streatham Campus.
Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, went to Forum Hill to watch Snowsports Exeter host Chill Hill for the first time in seven years.
Following the anonymous source claiming the two freshers responsible for carrying the dead deer through campus have links to the Conservative Association, a spokesperson for EUCA comments that the action was not in connection to the society. Editor-in-Chief, Jamie Speka, reports on the incident.
With a sadness veiling Exeter comparable only to that felt for the death of Queen Lizzy herself, our nearest and dearest nightclub, Unit 1, has finally succumbed to its dire reputation of being one of the worst nightclubs west of Bristol.
As one of the most anticipated ticket drops of the university year, Print Editor-in-Chief Anabel Costa-Ferreira reports that EGB didn’t break the bank this year – it broke FIXR.
The recent pay raise of the Vice-Chancellor has been met with criticism from the EUCU as staff pay has been decreasing, reports Jamie Speka.
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