University Challenge appearance for Exeter graduates
Exeter alumni took the place of students on one of TV’s toughest quiz shows in a special series which was broadcast over Christmas.
Kids go wild for Cornwall’s new science lab
Broadcaster and naturalist Nick Baker has opened a new state-of-the-art teaching laboratory in Cornwall, which will help encourage children to engage with science.
House of Lords hosts Exeter alumni
More than 200 alumni and friends gathered together to enjoy a special evening reception at the House of Lords, generously hosted by alumna Baroness Shackleton of Belgravia LVO (Law 1977, Hon LLD 2010).
Scholars as Friends celebrated at Santander Scholars' Reception
More than 20 scholars supported by Santander Universities attended a recent reception at the University.
Empowering patients to gain earlier access to medicine: campaign launched by alumnus
A campaign to speed up the availability of new drugs and treatments for people with rare or life-threatening conditions has been launched by alumnus Dr Les Halpin.
Exeter physicist bends light waves on surfboards
A University of Exeter scientist is bringing together his passions for physics and surfing with research that could inspire a host of new technologies.
Degree delight for local couple
Local couple James and Niamh Gale are celebrating after both graduating from the University of Exeter.
University of Exeter welcomes honorary graduates
This summer the University of Exeter will recognise key figures, including some of its alumni, with honorary degrees.
Royal visit legacy lives on through scholarships for Exeter students
The visit of Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh to the University of Exeter on 2 May will have a lasting legacy through new scholarships announced for overseas study.
University celebrates Diamond Jubilee and Forum opening
Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh visited the University of Exeter on Wednesday 2 May 2012, as part of the Diamond Jubilee Tour.
First year scoops Paddon Award
The Grand Final saw an evening of live performances, drinks and networking.
University of Exeter to join Russell Group
The University of Exeter is delighted to announce that it has accepted an invitation to join the Russell Group of leading research-led universities.
Graduate donation boosts University of Exeter Medical School investment to £33 million
An Exeter graduate who went on to found the world’s largest provider of clinical trials has donated £1 million to help the University of Exeter Medical School attract the brightest and best clinicians to Devon and Cornwall.
Alumni gather at Arts & Media event
More than 50 alumni and guests attended the annual Arts & Media networking event at the Society of London Theatre Offices.
Alumni luncheon funds sporting scholarship
A talented sailor is to receive a Sports Scholarship, thanks to the generosity of Exeter alumni.
Students in training for 2012 International Mining Games
Students from the University of Exeter’s Camborne School of Mines (CSM) are kick-starting an unusual training regime this January.
Fundraising to the tune of thousands
An Exeter alumnus has found a novel way to raise funds for a vital medical research centre at the University – by allowing donors to choose to hear him sing – or not!
BAFTA nomination for Exeter alumna
Abi Morgan, the Exeter alumna who wrote the screenplay The Iron Lady has been nominated for a BAFTA.
Met Office designs for eco clothing company
An eco-clothing company set up by an Exeter alumnus and his brother has won a prestigious contract with the Met Office.
Aquatic role for cameraman
An ambitious young cameraman is volunteering his skills as part of a planned project to create five short feature films it’s hoped will help instil a love of the oceans across the wider public.
Nick Baker joins University experts to debate future of land use in the South West
TV presenter Nick Baker joined University academics, students and local people for a debate on the future use of land in the South West on 18 November.
Study garden opens at St Luke's
A courtyard area on the St Luke’s campus has been transformed into a new study garden, thanks to donations from University alumni and other supporters.
Mountains challenge achieved by Exeter students
Two University of Exeter students have successfully completed a gruelling charity challenge - to reach the summit of all Scotland’s 283 mountains, without the help of motorised transport.
Campus receives prestigious Green Flag Award
The University of Exeter’s grounds have been ranked among the best parks and green spaces in the country.
University’s £23m fundraising target exceeded – one year early
The University of Exeter and its supporters are celebrating surpassing a multi-million pound fundraising target, a year earlier than expected.
Diane finds paradise through geology
Cornwall Campus student Diane Paradise is celebrating her University of Exeter graduation and a new career in Africa, while her daughter prepares to start university in Wales.
University honours ‘inspirational’ alumnus
Today the University welcomed back one of its most successful and inspiring graduates, Les Halpin, to receive an honorary degree.
Exeter Vice-Chancellor honoured with knighthood
The University of Exeter’s Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Professor Steve Smith has been knighted in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List for his services to higher education locally and nationally.
Exeter law graduate Fiona Shackleton becomes peer
Fiona Shackleton, one of the most distinguished lawyers of her generation, has become a life peer. She will sit on the Tory bench.
House of Lords hosts Exeter alumni
Hundreds of University of Exeter alumni and their guests gathered in the Cholmondeley Room and Terrace of the House of Lords on Thursday, 4 November.
Highs and lows of comedy writer
Best selling author and Spitting image comedy writer John O’Farrell talks about some of the hilarious highs and lows of his literary journey on Sunday 7 November at 4.30pm at the Northcott Theatre.
Poetry imagines there’s a future
A premiere of a new piece of music for choirs, based on poems from young people across Devon has been specially commissioned for the EXEtreme Imagination Children and Young Peoples Literature Festival.
Alumnus launches DecAid Appeal
Rupert Laing, who graduated in July 2009 with a degree in Politics, is playing an instrumental part in launching a charity appeal he has set up - DecAid. It has been set up to mark 10 years in Afghanistan.
Doctor Who writer returns to Exeter
Award-winning author Robert Shearman best known for his Doctor Who scripts is returning to his old stomping ground in Exeter.
Alumni going for gold at Commonwealth Games
University of Exeter alumni are preparing to compete on the hockey fields and bowling greens of Delhi at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
Exeter graduate makes his bid to be ‘The Apprentice’
A University of Exeter graduate will be making his bid to impress Sir Alan Sugar in the latest series of the BBC’s hit show, The Apprentice.
University hosts Peter Randall-Page sculpture
The University of Exeter’s noted sculpture collection has been boosted further with the recent arrival of a piece by Peter Randall-Page, one of Britain’s pre-eminent sculptors.
Exeter Alumnus at World University Games
Exeter Alumnus Elliott Parsons has just returned from Crete, Greece, where he represented Exeter in the World University Games Sailing Championships.
University of Exeter campaign launched
The University launched its campaign, Creating a world-class University together, on 5 May at the annual Alumni Gala Dinner in London.
New research into origins of iron and steel in India
A small but intrepid team of Exeter staff and students have returned from a six-week archaeological research expedition to a remote region of rural Andhra Pradesh in India.
Annual Fund grant application process goes live
The Annual Fund grant application process is now live.
Finalists leave their legacy to the University
Final year students ran a week in March to encourage the Class of 2010 to leave their legacy to the University.
Exeter alumnus competes at Paralympic Winter Games
University of Exeter alumnus Tim Farr is competing for a podium place in the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games in Canada.
Dinner cements friendships
More than 100 guests attended the fourth annual University of Exeter Gulf Alumni Dinner.
Alumni quiz team go for victory
Three University of Exeter alumni are putting their wits to the test in a television quiz show.
Lloyd’s CEO returns to Exeter
Dr Richard Ward, Chief Executive Officer of the world-leading specialist insurance market Lloyd’s, will be speaking at the University of Exeter on Monday 8 February 2010.
African leaders master on-line degree
Two very special graduates received their degrees at the University of Exeter on 23 January.
Exeter graduate is Young Woman Engineer of the Year
A University of Exeter graduate has been named this year’s Young Woman Engineer of the Year by the Institution of Engineering and Technology.
Event helps Exeter alumni network professionally
More than 75 University of Exeter alumni, from the classes of 1999 to 2009, have participated in a reunion and careers workshop, allowing them to network and gain careers advice.
Rowancroft welcomes new students
A new development of student flats has opened in Exeter, helping to ease the pressure on the city’s housing market.
International artist chosen for iconic Forum Project
Internationally-renowned glass artist Alexander Beleschenko has been commissioned to produce a stunning work for the University of Exeter’s new Forum Project.
Jon Edgar - solo sculpture shows
The works of Exeter graduate Jon Edgar is appearing in two solo exhibitions during 2010.
Climate Change presentation and reception
More than 100 academics, alumni and supporters of the University of Exeter came together for the Climate Change event at Lloyd’s on March 23.
Alumni volunteers make a difference
Alumni returned to the University recently during the Widen Your Options fortnight to help students improve their employability.
Jonathan Dimbleby to speak at Exeter Gala Dinner
Jonathan Dimbleby, Hon LLD, will be the guest speaker at this year’s University of Exeter Gala Dinner in London on Wednesday 5 May.
Exeter alumna in Mongolia adventure for charity
Exeter alumna Dr Anna Collar is set to venture 10,000 miles from Cambridge to Mongolia in aid of charity.
Teacher to embark on million metre marathon for hospices and heroes
School teacher and Exeter alumnus David Eckett (St Luke's 1994-95), will fulfil a long held ambition by walking 1000 kilometres in aid of charity.
Exeter alumnus funds new scholarship to reward academic excellence in the face of adversity
Alumnus Dr Michael Lawrence has made an extremely generous benefaction to establish The Lawrence Scholarship Programme.
University of Exeter hosts alumni receptions in Washington DC and New York City
The University recently hosted two receptions for alumni in Washington, DC and New York City.
Special event to thank donors and legacy pledgers who have laid foundation for campaign
More than 30 alumni and supporters attended a special event to thank donors and legacy pledgers for supporting Exeter's campaign.
University seeks applicants for five alumni relations posts
As the University’s alumni relations activities expand, we are hiring five alumni relations posts.
Annual Fund supports 23 projects across the University
More than £80,000 donated by alumni and supporters is set to fund a range of projects across the University of Exeter.
University seeks nominations for Honorary Graduates
We are now seeking nominations for honorary graduates for 2011.
Class of 2010 leave a lasting legacy
The Class of 2010 has left a legacy of £1,000 to the University and future students.
Alumni celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary
Two alumni who met as students at the University recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary.
Exeter Sport
This autumn and winter sees a number of sporting events and activities at the University of Exeter - ranging from the annual football and rugby varsity fixtures to a weekend sailing extravaganza.
Alumni stretch their horizons during Reunion Weekend
The University of Exeter’s campuses recently hosted the Alumni and Convocation Reunion Weekend.
Teaching Excellence Award for alumna
Alumna Dr Nadia Naser-Najjab has been awarded the Teaching Excellence Award 2010 from AMIDEAST at the Birzeit University in Palestine.
Navigating the stormy waters of UK public spending cutbacks
The Browne Review and UK Government’s Spending Review will revolutionise the way the Higher Education sector is funded.
Alumni receive New Year’s Honours
Exeter alumni have been recognised in the New Year’s Honours list 2011.
Support sports scholars at Exeter
Convocation, the University’s official alumni association, needs your support.
Exeter students launch national sport website
Exeter Students Tom Carrington-Smith and Matt Brookland have recently launched a national student sport website, Unisport.
Recent alumni test their memories with Exetra
Recent alumni were invited to test their knowledge and memories with Exetra, the Social networking group for recent alumni.
PhD and Masters funding available to alumni
The University of Exeter has announced PhD and Masters funding available to alumni .
Fees and the future
A look behind the headlines at the University's recent announcement that it will be increasing tuition fees to £9k in 2012.
Alumni enjoy Investment Management Reception
Thirty alumni and guests working in the investment management community gathered at Sarasin & Partners in London yesterday (March 23rd) for a Business School reception.
Exeter alumni return from Heart of Borneo
Two University of Exeter alumni have returned after leading a groundbreaking expedition to one of the most remote and unexplored regions on Earth.
Murray ace the first in alumni golf events
Former University sportsman Ian Murray (German 1972) celebrated a rare return to Devon by recording his first hole-in-one in last weekend’s Annual Alumni vs. Students golf match.
Fifth Annual University of Exeter Gulf Alumni Dinner
The event was hosted by His Highness Dr Sheikh Sultan bin Mohamed Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council of the United Arab Emirates and the Ruler of Sharjah, at the Dr Sultan Al Qasimi Centre of Gulf Studies, in Sharjah, on 31 March 2011.
Rampant Sporting: ‘Socks sells’
A business conceived during Richard Hurtley’s (History and Politics 2007) second year of studies has blossomed into a story of retailing success, attracting plaudits in Drapers, the Spectator, the Telegraph and Cosmopolitan.
Athens Alumni Reception
On Monday 11 April the University of Exeter hosted a reception for alumni at the Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens. This is the second reception held in Greece following a successful reception in 2010.
Hockey alumni victorious
Alumni from around the UK made the journey to Devon to play the University’s current hockey teams, for the annual Hockey Alumni Day on 2 April.
Cyprus Alumni Reception
On Wednesday 13 April, the University of Exeter held its first reception for alumni in Cyprus at the Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia.
Alumnus leads group across Africa in charity bike ride
Craig Pollard (Mathematics 1998), and the rest of the Cycle Africa team will be cycling 12,000 miles through 30 countries to raise awareness of street children and the issues they face.
Alumni Reunion Plans Unveiled
The plans for this year’s Alumni and Convocation Reunion weekend have just been announced.
Alumni celebrate the opening of the Business School’s new building
On Tuesday, 3rd May 2011, alumni gathered at Fidelity International in London to celebrate the opening of the Business School’s impressive new £18m building.
Composers line up for Paddon Award
The seven finalists in this year’s Paddon Award competition are putting the finishing touches to their compositions, ahead of the final next week.
"Is that funny?" - students gear up for final
Richard Boden, top comedy director, along with popular actress Caroline Quentin, will be judging the work of budding comedy writers from the University of Exeter this Friday.
Composers perform in Paddon Music Final
Brand new musical compositions were performed before a panel of judges at this year’s Paddon Award final.
Alumni meet in Shanghai
More than 20 alumni attended the University of Exeter event in Shanghai on June 17.
Ivor Gurney: Soldier, Poet, Composer
The colourful life of war-poet and composer Ivor Gurney will be brought to life in the Andrew Stratton Convocation Lecture.
Close-run scoreline in alumni basketball match
Alumni and current students took to the basketball court to battle it out in a tightly fought contest.
Mountain trek challenge for students and alumni
A group of students and alumni will be taking part in a gruelling challenge in aid of the charity Dec Aid.
University of Exeter announces Honorary Graduands for summer ceremonies
This year, the University will be honouring a combination of its alumni, notable individuals from the local area and others who have made a significant contribution internationally.
International alumni gather for events
From Paris to Beijing, Greece to Australia, Exeter alumni have been meeting across the globe to socialise and network.
New projects sponsored by Annual Fund
The teachers of tomorrow, a project supporting Bulgarian orphans, the University mine and career development programmes are all to receive funding thanks to the generosity of alumni.
Targets in sight as campaign goes from strength to strength
Thanks to the generous support of our alumni and friends, the University is in line to meet its campaign targets a year early.
Cricket world-record set by Exeter alumnus
A new cricket Twenty20 world-record has been set by bowler and Exeter graduate Arul Suppiah (Accounting and Finance, 2005)
‘Oarsome’ challenge for Exeter alumni
A team of three rowers, two of which are Exeter alumni, are planning a 95 mile non-stop crossing of the English Channel in aid of Cancer Research and Save the Children.
New online journals available to Exeter alumni from October
Following a successful pilot project in 2010-11, and based on strong demand from alumni, the University is delighted to announce that we will be providing access to select online journals to alumni from October.
Research in Focus
The Arts & Culture Team is pleased to announce Research in Focus, a photographic competition open to students, staff and alumni of the University of Exeter.
Alumna on schools tour for Japanese awareness
An Exeter alumna who now lives in Japan is spending six months back in the UK to raise awareness and funds following the devastating earthquake and tsunami there.
Women's team triumphs at Alumni Golf Day
For the second time in three years a women's team won the 2011 Exeter Alumni Golf Day competition held at Worplesdon GC.
£19 million research centre on RD&E site receives go ahead
A £19 million research centre at the RD&E Wonford site has been given the green light by city planners.
University graduate helps secure cricket success
Former University of Exeter 1st team cricket captain and engineering graduate Stephen Moore has helped Lancashire secure the 2011 County Championships for the first time since 1934.
Showcasing Science Reception
Nearly 100 alumni and supporters gathered in London’s iconic Lloyd’s Building to hear Professor Kevin J. Gaston discuss ‘the power of ecosystems'.
Farmers’ Markets bring students and community together
The University of Exeter has started a monthly Farmers’ Market to bring students and the community together to support local businesses.
Biodiversity, birds and the built environment
Staff, students, environmental enthusiasts and local architects were among the lucky audience who enjoyed four dynamic speakers sharing top tips and advice on biodiversity, birds and the built environment.
Scholar receives prestigious international awards
An Exeter PhD scholar has been awarded an international prize in recognition of his work for the second time this year.
Leading businesswoman to head University of Exeter’s governing body
An Exeter graduate who went on to head the international operations of a leading global firm of insurance brokers has been appointed as the new Chair of the University’s Council with effect from 1 August 2012.
Campaign success celebrated at House of Lords reception
Supporters of the University gathered in the House of Lords to toast the success of the Campaign: Creating a world-class University together.
Exeter graduate toasts business success
Recent graduate and young entrepreneur Tom Ellis has won the rights to import a prestigious Champagne brand and launch it in the UK for the first time.
Exeter is first UK university to establish representation in Bangalore
The University of Exeter has become the first UK university to establish representation in the Indian city of Bangalore.
Top children's author attends Excellence in Exeter awards
Award-winning children’s author Philip Pullman signs copies of his best-selling books at the University of Exeter.
Exeter alumnus 'receiving' great praise for artwork
A painting by Exeter alumnus Thomas Allen has just completed a tour of the UK as part of the Sunday Times Watercolour of the Year 2011 competition.
Networking event helps young alumni in Hong Kong
A networking event aimed at assisting young alumni with employability and networking skills took place at the Hong Kong Club.
Alumnae group established following ‘Women and Leadership’ event
A dedicated group for women graduates from the University of Exeter is being created following a successful networking event in London.
Alumni shortlisted for Exeter Impact Awards
Two alumni have been included in the shortlist for the inaugural Exeter Impact Awards.
Entries sought for annual arts award
Composers, writers and film-makers are being encouraged to enter the 2012 Paddon Award competition – which has a top prize of £250.
First Exeter Impact Awards – winners announced
During a glittering ceremony last night in the Great Hall, the winners of the inaugural University of Exeter Impact Awards were revealed.
DecAid Appeal raises over £150,000 for Armed Forces charities
DecAid team members and supporters are celebrating the successful completion of their year-long charity appeal to honour the 10th anniversary of the conflict in Afghanistan.
First Exeter Impact Awards – winners announced
Two alumni featured among the winners of the inaugural University of Exeter Impact Awards.
Exeter Alumnus wins Elektra Award for Rising Star in Engineering 2011
Adrian Carter (MEng Electronic Engineering 2008) was recently named ‘Rising Star – New Engineer of the Year’ at the Elektra 2011 European Electronics Industry Awards.
Author John O’Farrell returns to Exeter
Best-selling author and comedy writer John O’Farrell is to return to Exeter on Friday 23 March to join a panel discussion at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM), Exeter.
Mumbai Alumni Dinner
Fourteen alumni gathered at Out of the Blue restaurant in Mumbai on Saturday 11 February.
Law school academic appointed to prestigious United Nations expert body
Dr Michael Addo from the University of Exeter Law School has accepted a position advising the United Nations on human rights.
Olympic Gold Medallist Jason Gardener MBE speaks at the Sport and Health Sciences Careers Day
Olympic Gold Medallist Jason Gardener MBE was the main speaker at the Sport and Health Sciences (SHS) Careers Day on 17th February 2012.
Tributes paid for first woman to receive PhD from Exeter
The first woman to receive a PhD from the University of Exeter, has died at the age of 101.
McFly opening slot for Exeter alumnus' band
A band started by an Exeter alumnus has won a battle of the bands competition to support McFly.
Ask... Dato’ Ambiga Sreenevasan
We’re inviting you to submit questions for Ambiga Sreenevasan, for a new feature in the next alumni magazine.
The Queen to officially open the Forum
Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh will visit the University of Exeter on Wednesday 2 May 2012, as part of the Diamond Jubilee Tour.
Top panel debate our Victorian legacy
Political journalist and broadcaster John Humphrys headed up a panel discussion on Great Exhibitions and Great Debates: Victorian Values and 21st-century Britain.
Alumni and students golf match ends in tie again
Students and alumni battled it out at Darlish Warren Golf club in the annual Northcote Trophy Golf match.
One Vision - Queen's guitarist on his life's passions
Honorary graduate Brian May recently gave an interview to The Witness, The Exeter University Politics Journal. In this interview he explains why animals are just as important to him as music.
Annual Fund supports 31 projects across the University
More than £195,000 donated by alumni and supporters is set to fund a range of projects across the University of Exeter.
Alumna to be Olympic Torchbearer
The Olympic flame will be carried through a part of Devon by Exeter alumna Ashley Petrons.
Alumni couple donations exceed £1 million
Alumni couple Claire and Les Halpin have made a further generous gift to the University, taking their support for Exeter’s Halpin Scholarship programme, Biosciences and the Business School to over £1 million.
Olympic Call-up for Exeter Alumna
Sarah Thomas (Exercise & Sports Sciences, 2002) has become the first University of Exeter alumna to be selected to represent her country at the 2012 Olympic Games.
Reality of global success for Fantasy Shopper
A company which offers a social network for shoppers and launched just last October, will move into the American market within the next few weeks.
Work starts on new Home for Boat Club
Work has begun on the construction of the University’s new Boathouse at Countess Wear.
English PhD student wins major UK literary prize
English PhD student Ginny Baily has won a major UK literary prize for her debut novel Africa Junction.
Exeter engineer leads Olympic Park project
The largest urban wetland planting scheme ever undertaken in the UK has been led by an Exeter alumnus at the Olympic Park in London.
Air Ambulance celebrates 20 years
The Devon Air Ambulance Trust – which was founded by an Exeter alumna – celebrates its 20th anniversary with a special event on 1 September 2012.
Entrepreneur backs Forum at University event
Dragons’ Den investor and entrepreneur Deborah Meaden shared some of her expertise during a special event about Sustainability and Business at the University.
Honours for graduates in Queen's Birthday List
A number of Exeter alumni and Honorary Graduates have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List.
Alumna Crystal Lane selected for the Paralympics
Alumna Crystal Lane has been selected to represent Paralympics GB Cycling squad at the London 2012 Games.
New releases for children's author
Children’s author Chris Higgins has two new books out this summer, the start of two new series.
Iconic TV weatherman Michael Fish B.A.S.E jumps for climate change
Honorary graduate and iconic British TV weatherman, Michael Fish MBE, has completed a B.A.S.E jump from a London tower block to raise awareness for Climate Change.
Alumni Golf Day hosts third consecutive fully-booked year
The sun shone brightly for the 18 teams contesting the 7th annual Alumni Golf Day at Worplesdon Golf Club. This year's auction raised an outstanding £11,000 toward golf scholarships.
Top women headline alumnae event
Successful women from the world of politics, business and education will be inspiring the audience at the second Alumnae Reception.
Entrepreneur alumna wins business award
Exeter alumna Emily Webb (BA Business and Management 2010) has been named Young Entrepreneur of the Year at the South Wales Business Awards 2012 for her ergonomic hand grips.
Moldovan community benefits from alumni visit
A community in Moldova is enjoying a new playground and improved housing conditions thanks to the efforts of a group of Exeter graduates.
Thank you! Alumni volunteering leads to international award
The thousands of hours of time given by Exeter graduates to help current students at the University has been recognised with an international award.
University of Exeter is The Sunday Times University of the Year
The University of Exeter has been named University of the Year in The Sunday Times University Guide 2013.
University of Exeter to host BBC South West Children in Need party
The Forum at the University of Exeter has been chosen to host BBC Children in Need in the South West on Friday 16 November 2012.
Honorary Graduate breaks Man Booker record
Hilary Mantel CBE (Hon DLitt 2011), last night became the first British author and first woman to have won the prestigious literary award – the Man Booker Prize – twice.
Barefoot walk to raise awareness of Nuban people
An Exeter alumnus has walked barefoot across part of Devon to raise funds for Help for Heroes and the Nuban people of Sudan.
University of Exeter Chancellor receives prestigious award
Baroness Floella Benjamin OBE DL, actress, author, politician and University Chancellor, has been recognised for her outstanding contribution to children’s television and championing of the arts.
Twitter principles of social networking increase family success in nesting birds
New research carried out by scientists at Universities in Exeter, France and Switzerland reveals for the first time the importance of social networking in producing a successful family.
West End revival for prize-winning play
Two decades ago it won an award for best new play – now Our Boys, created by Exeter alumnus Jonathan Guy Lewis, has been revived for a run in London’s West End.
Exeter students take bronze at international biology competition
A multidisciplinary team of Exeter undergraduates captured bronze in the European round of the international Genetically Engineered Machines (iGEM) competition.
New room celebrates library benefactor
A room in the newly refurbished library on the Streatham Campus has been named as a tribute to an Exeter alumnus and philanthropist.
Exeter City FC welcomes Brazilian students to Park
The first football team to have played a match against Brazil has marked its historic ties with a special welcome to visiting students.
Memories triggered by students reading to older people
Students from the University's English department are reading to people in residential care homes, as part of a project that uses literature as a stimulus for senior citizens.
Global software leader acquires alumnus’ company
Transition Consulting Limited (TCL), which was founded by an Exeter alumnus, has been acquired by QualiTest - the world’s second largest independent software testing company.
New book reveals chemistry’s impact on Great War
The impact made by chemistry on World War I has been chronicled in a new book by alumnus Dr Michael Freemantle (Chemistry 1964).
Student Entrepreneur in Residence on supporting student business at Exeter
With support from the Annual Fund, Guild and Innovation Centre, alumnus Matthew Rusk has taken over the role of Student Entrepreneur in Residence.
Sculptor uncovers rare Roman find
A sculpture known as The Fittleworth Iphigenia, which has been confirmed as an important Roman work, was discovered by Exeter graduate Jon Edgar (Biology and Geography 1990).
New Year's University Challenge appearance for alumni team
A group of Exeter graduates took on peers from Glasgow in a special edition of University Challenge which was broadcast on BBC2 on New Year’s Eve.
Honours List recognises alumni
The world’s most decorated Olympic sailor and the Head of Education for London 2012 are among alumni and Honorary Graduates recognised in the New Year’s Honours List.
Health Economics comes home to Exeter
Two "founding fathers" of the subject of health economics returned to their training ground of the University of Exeter, when it successfully hosted a national conference this week.
