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Police appeal for witnesses after Arena punching incident
Exeter University deemed a major player in the university leagues.
Tesco continues in evil plot to take over Exeter’s supermarkets.
Survey reveals local economy relies heavily on our Universities.
Exeter thief that targeted student accommodation is jailed.
Bad news for all booze-loving students: Devon and Cornwall’s police are clamping down on cheap alcohol
The University of Exeter denies refusing to increase staff wages.
SPOILER ALERT: far too many pictures of delicious food as The Tab visits The Oddfellow’s burger night.
Female students report incidents of a male exposing himself in public
Survey on South West students reveals just how bad our eating habits are.
Unique Business School degree receives global rankings for excellence and innovation.
After a heated debate, students voted ‘No’ against The Sun’s ban on campus.
The jewel in the crown of Queen Street: Charlotte Haynes and Imogen Groome visit Ruby Modern Diner.
Local council sees apostrophe as public enemy number one and is systematically removing them from our streets
University caught shamelessly peacocking their commitment to recycling.
A bit like Britain’s Got Talent, but for staff who have inspired or supported you
You can buy your Lemmy tickets from the Ticket Hub in Devonshire House
The Industrial Revolution is brought to life by Jeremy Black, a History professor at Exeter University.
As if it wasn’t bad enough that the heavens are opening and the Forum is drowning, our high street’s roads are also collapsing… Maybe the world is ending.
Charlotte Haynes