Legal experts voice concerns over UK government’s immigration legislation
Recent government legislation relating to asylum and migration introduced as a part of their plan to ‘stop the boats’ has...
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
British Ambassador to Ethiopia visits Medieval Islamic archaeological site at centre of University research project
An international archaeological research dig that is unearthing new evidence of medieval trading practices around the Red Sea and Indian...
Celebration of Cornish culture and identity at St Piran’s event
The nature of Cornwall’s identity and how it is experienced by different people in the Duchy will be among the...
British Embassy diplomat returns to Exeter to celebrate the learning of languages
A British diplomat working to support Saudi Arabia with its programme of economic, social and cultural diversification has returned to...
Penryn Perspectives: Mark Plummer
“When I think of how different I am to when I started at the University, how much more confident I...
Penryn Perspectives: Dr Joanie Willett
“'People like me' so rarely get a chance to build a career like this. But having the University here in...
Penryn Perspectives: Dr Harry Pitts
“I can honestly say that without this campus, my life would be very different, and I would not be doing...
Collapse of Russian state entails risk of uncontrollable humanitarian disaster, study warns
A possible collapse in the Russian state may lead to an “unimaginable humanitarian disaster”, resulting from a free-for-all, with Russians...
Parsnips and trout boiled in goats milk – modern parents explore ancient fertility myths and advice
From parsnips as ancient Viagra to drinking trout boiled in goats milk – Medieval couples hoping for a baby were...