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Exeter graduate named as one of the “Women of the Future”

by Sidney Watson

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University of Exeter Business School graduate, Selin Yigitbasi-Ducker, has been named as one of the top fifty “female trailblazers and role models in ESG” in 2022.

Investigating period poverty at the University of Exeter

by Jamie Speka

Jamie Speka talks to Berty Dudley of the Period Poverty Society and discusses Exeter University’s stagnant initiative to provide students with free period products.

Devon Police’s divisive initiative to tackle sexual violence

by Annabel Jeffery

Annabel Jeffrey investigates Devon Police’s divisive ‘week of action’ and whether the University of are doing enough to protect their students

We all look like Barbie — or at least, that’s the plan

by Maggie John

Maggie John, Features Editor, investigates Barbie’s history of championing women’s rights and their move to finally become more inclusive.

The Taliban’s war on women

by Siobhan Bahl

Siobhan Bahl discusses the implications that Taliban rule has for Afghani women

The Obsession with Bridgerton’s Oppressed Women

by Eirwen Abberley Watton

Eirwen Abberley Watton reviews the new Netflix series, Bridgerton, discussing the show’s strong-willed female characters, as well as problematic elements that the fanbase may have overlooked.

Cutting Edge Technology

by Erica Mannis

Cutting Edge Technology Erica Mannis looks at the 2020 Nobel prize winning discovery on gene editing using the CRISPR-Cas9 system and discusses potential ethical aspects of the discovery CRISPR-Cas9 genetic technology has been at the forefront of scientific news in recent years for its breakthrough in genetic research. However, with its vast applications come worrying […]

Two women have been appointed to key positions at Pan African University

by Maddy McKenna

Two women have been appointed to key positions at Pan African University Two women have been elected to take over key roles at the Pan African University (PAU), now leading half of the four operational research institutes. The first woman, Professor Elizabeth Sarange Bosire Abenga, has been elected as director of the Pan African University […]

Lack of women in Covid-reporting

by Lucy Aylmer

Lack of women in Covid-reporting Lucy Aylmer writes about the lack of women in the media’s coverage of Covid-19. A special report on women’s underrepresentation in news media has discovered that women’s expertise in the news has been significantly reduced in comparisons to men’s presence in the news. Between 2005-2015 only one in five experts in the news were […]

The Art of Women

by Arts & Lit

Jess Calcutt discusses the lack of spending on women’s art and how it may, or may not, change in the future.

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