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Winter

Christmas festivities in Exeter

by Caitlin Lisa Nagle

Caitlin Nagle offers some fun winter activities to help students de-stress and make the most of the festive season.

Winter walks for everyone to enjoy

by Megan Haynes

Megan Haynes shares the best walking spots in and around Exeter for you to enjoy this winter.

Turn your January Blues into January’s old news

by Charlie Nadin

Snowflake

Charlie Nadin discusses how to brighten up your January, from stretching Christmas out longer, to making memories with your friends.

Am I sad or do I have SAD?

by Courtney Priday

As winter prevails, Courtney Priday discusses how these cold months can affect our mood Making the distinction between mental illness and mental wellbeing and how we can support each other. Seasonal Affective Disorder commonly known as “SAD” or “the winter depression” is a form of depression in which sufferers experience symptoms in correlation to the […]

Christmas Lunch

by Olivia Garrett

Olivia Garrett establishes what makes the perfect Christmas lunch Imagine this: it’s the 9th of December 2018 and you’re almost finished with your first term of university. You’ve decided to do a Christmas lunch with the new friends you’ve made in Birks Grange. You’re all so eager and excited that you all get up early […]

The Winter Depression

by Scarlett Parr Reid

Scarlett Parr Reid, Print Science Editor, discusses Seasonal Affective Disorder, an issue facing as much as 20% of the UK population

Coupling up in Cuffing season

by Georgia Shepherd

Georgia Shepherd explores the relationship trend of coupling up in the colder months

The Winter Wind

by Rose Poulton

As we talk apples drop from the trees outside, Worms feast on the fallen glories. As we talk grey clouds fist up in the sky, Birds return to their nests. As we talk the spiders fiddle to strengthen their webs, Then sit directly watching, waiting.   Winter whips around, It whips those worms into the […]

Winter Warmer Recipe: Easy Butternut Squash Pie

by Millie Creswell

As the weather shows no sign of getting any better, and in fact seems to be getting colder like some cruel punishment for starting second term, comfort food rapidly is becoming more appealing than the well-intentioned dieting of January. This easy, comforting, and somehow not too unhealthy recipe is exactly what is needed to get […]

January Blues

by James Murphy

Fireworks go off, drinks go down, and New Year’s Resolutions kick in. Three days later they promptly kick out, replaced by the dawning realisation that no, it’s not a new chapter of your life filled with self-betterment, gyms, new languages, instruments, and exciting change, but rather just another day like any, except this one happens […]

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