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Jan 19, 2025 | 
exepose.com | Isabel Bratt
0 When I was sixteen, I was informed that I had multiple, incurable health conditions, and my life was forever changed. It was as though much of my freedom had been taken from me, within the thirty minutes in which I sat in the neurologist’s office. Any hopes I had of a ‘speedy recovery’ dwindled, and my future changed in an instant. A future that I still struggle to understand, halfway through my university degree.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Gracie Moore |Charlie Gershinson |Isabel Bratt
0 Published in print edition 760 A change to the food outlets available on Streatham Campus has been met with mixed reviews by students. Over the summer, there have been some alterations to the food offerings available to students in Devonshire House. The £2 meal outlet, called the ‘Super Savour Kitchen’ has changed locations from DH2 to The Terrace. Its previous location is now occupied by an Asian-themed stall called ‘Sushi Boba Poké’.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Isabel Bratt
0 Within the past few weeks, the University of Exeter, in partnership with other Universities, has announced groundbreaking research conclusions to aid the understanding of Dementia. In linked papers with Maastricht University, researchers have put forward research demonstrating how DNA methylation, a genetic marker, can help understand how genetics and lifestyle factors influence dementia risk. DNA methylation acts as a tag, attached to DNA, with the ability to control genes.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Isabel Bratt
0 University life can be daunting, especially for Freshers. You find yourself in a new city, studying new subjects, balancing deadlines, and living independently. Trying to find groups of friends and hobbies to pursue can often add to this stress. However, the University of Exeter has a wide range of societies that make this process much easier, with the number of student-led groups reaching over three hundred.
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Mar 28, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Sarah Gould |Sam Bovey |Brooke Taylor |Isabel Bratt
0 The 96th Academy Awards was incredibly interesting in its nominations as well as its wins. Oppenheimer swept the floor with a total of seven wins, including Best Director and Best Picture. Poor Things came in at a close second with four wins and The Zone of Interest was the only other film to score multiple Oscars. Despite being the highest grossing film of 2023, Barbie only won a single award, for best original song.
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Mar 28, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Sam Bovey |Brooke Taylor |Isabel Bratt |Maddie Conlan
0 The Byronic Hero, sometimes referred to as the anti-hero, is perhaps one of the most influential, yet problematic character tropes for books, films and TV. The first thing which comes to mind is a brooding, dark-haired, charismatic male character, stood on a cliff, or riding alone on horseback. There’s a strange magnetism here – you know you shouldn’t like them, but you can’t help rooting for them.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Brooke Taylor |Isabel Bratt |Maddie Conlan |Maya Rose Fernandes
0 Anatomy of a Fall is perhaps at first not the most obviously appealing film, the run time is long (two and a half hours), and the dialogue is constantly changing between English and French – which can be tricky to follow if you’re not a fast reader. That being said, after the first half an hour I found myself deeply invested in the lives of the characters.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Isabel Bratt |Maddie Conlan |Maya Rose Fernandes |Agata Koralewska
0 In late February, Netflix released their live-action adaptation of the dearly beloved kids’ cartoon, Avatar: The Last Airbender. The show has gained mixed reviews, from fans of the original, to first-time consumers. The 8-episode series had been in production for 6 long years, following the failure of the 2010 film adaptation. The story surrounds a fantasy world, in which nations are split via the elements of fire, water, air and earth.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Eloise Grainger |Anna Kane |Isabel Bratt
0 If you have been following the latest climate change protests you may have experienced an uneasy sense of déjà vu. Six years after Greta Thunberg first ignited a global youth movement by holding up her painted sign ‘Skolstrejk för klimatet’ (School Strike for Climate) on the steps of Swedish Parliament, the young activist is once again on home soil and urging for radical change.
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Mar 15, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Eloise Grainger |Anna Kane |Isabel Bratt |Agata Koralewska
0 When people hear the word ‘travel’, it often becomes synonymous with the likes of ‘freedom’, ‘happiness’ and ‘relaxation’, and this is often how it is advertised to us. But not every holiday is like that from start to finish, and often the planning process can be more taxing than what it’s worth. Travel fatigue is not often spoken about in the media, which is perhaps why people often feel so perplexed when they experience it.
