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Welcome to Exeter’s Penny C.

The home of Exeter’s finest Lambrini drinking, wavy-garm wearing, gap Yahs students on campus.

Sean, History, fresher

Lydia, Anthropology/French, fresher

“Ground Floor room with a balcony – perfect for a Delivroo without even having to leave my room, love Penny C.”

Oli, International Relations, fresher

 “Pretty wavy crowd, all gap yah. Typical Penny C night out, after a particularly Lambrini fuelled crazy one, getting back around 2:15am, chilling in the corridors playing guitar until the sunrise – classic.”

Olivia, Geography, fresher

“Yeah Penny C lives up to Exeter’s rep, a lot of double barrel names and country houses. Watching people trying to do laundry themselves on a Sunday is a day’s entertainment.”

Hugo, History/French, fresher

“Nice place, friendly, social and a very chill, open vibe – pretty good.”

Mary, History/Politics, fresher

“Everyone is from Marlborough.”

James, Film, fresher

“Holland Hall but without the rep, but equally as private school, just we all try to not seem to be so “yah”.”

Luke, English, fresher

“The hall that pioneered Lambrini society and has a wetsuit hanging off every other balcony – think that says it all.”

Phoebe, Liberal Arts, fresher

“Best bit about Penny C? No one judges you for getting a Deliveroo/Dominos for any meal, any time, any day because everyone does – love it. Eat, sleep, rave repeat.”

Ferdinando, Economics/Finance, fresher

“Monday moz – Penny C standard.”

Kate, History/Spanish, fresher

“Wavy-arms. Who needs clubs when we have a Lambrini tree, it truly is the centre of Penny C.”

Ollie, History/Politics, fresher

“A lot of ironic wavy-garms and major gap yah moments. No one does a “worthwhile” subject.”

Oliver, Spanish/Sociology, Founder of Lambrini Tree events Ltd.

“Love a good Lambrini fuelled Saturday night at Time Piece but I dabble, Monday night Moz is a standard.”