Archie gained editorial experience leading The Highdown Herald, his school newspaper in Sixth Form, working with a diverse team spanning Year 7 to Year 13.
Archie studied at a state-school in Reading and began his BA English studies at the University of Exeter in 2021. Currently in his final year, Archie, like many, has little to no clue about his next steps after graduation.
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They even passed up a Dragons’ Den investment opportunity
Overseas students can access pathways into Exeter with grades as low as DDE
Edred Whittingham was sent a private letter explaining he is banned from University of Exeter grounds and buildings
Surprisingly, not every girl’s name ends with an -e, -ie or -y
Edred Whittingham defaced a snooker table at the World Snooker Championship in 2023
Two relationships resulted in disciplinary action against staff in the last 10 years
Exeter students gathered to watch the protests led by George Simonson as part of the Just Stop Oil campaign
Exeter is receiving over twice the funding of the runner-up institution
Pennsylvania was flooded with water after heavy rainfall
Grab yourself Impy’s cheapest and let’s make a conBRAGulatory toast
Who knew Exeter was a good place to live?
Spoilers ahead: One of you lot had to be Midge
We know you took a picture on the rock
Feat. A game of how many magical references can you spot