Olympics not likely to swallow up skateboarding’s subversive nature into its corporate spectacle, study says
The subversive nature of skateboarding is not likely to be affected by its continuing place in the corporate world of...
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Makers of Assassins Creed Nexus offer Exeter students unique insights in design of Virtual Reality experiences
One of the biggest companies in the global video games industry has visited the University of Exeter and placed students...
Acclaimed new book turns modern economic history on its head
The leading advocates of free trade during the mid-19th-20th centuries were inspired by left-wing, anti-imperialist, feminist and pacifist motivations, according...
Experts mark University of Exeter‘s new Centre for the Study of the Christian East
World-leading researchers with unique expertise in the faith, culture, history and traditions of the past and present Oriental and Eastern...
University historian shares research knowledge on Sir Tony Robinson podcast
An expert on early modern medical history at the University of Exeter is a guest star on the latest edition...
Same-sex marriage a decade on – more choice for all couples is the best legal way forward, study argues
An increasing number of places of worship are offering same-sex weddings, a decade on from same-sex marriage in England and...
Creativity Collaborative launches resources to help ‘Teach for Creativity’ in the classroom
Teachers and leaders from the Penryn Partnership in West Cornwall, along with University of Exeter experts, have created a toolkit...
Report warns that performing arts under threat from future global shocks unless lessons are learned from pandemic
Live performing arts are facing an existential threat from a range of potential global shocks unless there is significant and...
Historian publishes shocking new book on the rise and fall of the Ku Klux Klan
A powerful new history book that seeks to demystify the notorious Ku Klux Klan has been published by an expert...