Avalanche of papers could erode trust in science
An explosion in the number of academic articles being published is unsustainable and erodes public trust in science, a landmark...
Year: 2024
Leopards can be identified by their roar
Each leopard has its own unique roar through which it can be identified, a new study finds. In the first...
Exeter Northcott to reserve annual ‘Associate Artist Slot’ for University graduate company
Theatre companies comprising graduating students and recent graduates will have the opportunity to apply for a new artist development programme...
Exeter’s Centre for Degree Partnerships wins gold at QS Reimagine Awards
The University of Exeter’s Centre for Degree Partnerships has received a prestigious gold award at the QS Reimagine Education Awards...
Exeter physiotherapist wins rising star award for work with older people
A physiotherapist who specialised in working with older people had been named among winners of the British Geriatric Society’s Rising...
Paradise Lost and regained: How ‘strength and stay’ reveals Queen Elizabeth II drew upon John Milton’s epic poem for iconic speech
Queen Elizabeth II’s iconic Golden Wedding anniversary speech that popularised the term ‘strength and stay’ was inspired and influenced by...
Exeter graduate carrying 100lbs for 100km in New Year’s Eve charity challenge
Imagine what most 23-year-olds will be doing at midnight on New Year’s Eve, and it probably isn’t pushing their physical...
Urgent need for clearer standards and approach on the use of solitary confinement for children, study shows
There is an urgent need for much clearer and comprehensive standards and their application on the use of solitary confinement...
International film business degree celebrates 10th anniversary – and launches new alumni networks
Alumni from around the world have paid tribute to a decade of success for a postgraduate programme that is launching...