How To Eat More Sustainably
January was the month for vegans - more than 500,000 people took part in Veganuary this year, which is 100,000 more than in 2020. It has...
Katie Tincello (Exeter ‘21)
Katie Tincello (Exeter ‘21)
Exeter University Student, studying English Literature and Spanish
Athlete and Foodie (see @what.katie.does98 on Instagram)
The future Kate Addie...
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How to Survive a Long Haul Flight
Perhaps the biggest downside about travel is long haul flights. Not only are they devastating for the environment, but spending 12 hours...
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Top 5 Romantic Get-away Destinations
Rome Rome – the city of love. Surely no other destination could be more perfect for a Valentine's Day retreat. From stunning architecture...
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How to Plan Your Travels
Going travelling, whether to one place or to many, can be a little daunting. There’s so much to do in planning and preparing for the trip,...
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Staying Active While Travelling
Going abroad for a holiday or travel can be a great break from normal life and the daily routine. It is often a chance to relax and wind-...
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What I Learned from Travelling Alone
It takes a lot of maturity and independence to be comfortable with your own company. After a fair amount of traveling solo, I feel that I...
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‘El violador en tu camino’ – the Next Feminist Movement
The next feminist movement has taken hold of the world with ‘El violador en tu camino’ , a feminist chant that was created by Las Tesis , a...
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Travel Gems: The Jewel of the Channel Islands
The first holiday of the summer is always the most exciting and the most anticipated; after long weeks stuck in stuffy classrooms gazing...
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Culture Shock: Part 2
For those who move abroad at some stage in their life, whether for a gap year, semester/year abroad, or as a major life decision, culture...
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Culture Shock: Part 1
The best part of travelling is, of course, the opportunity to visit so many different countries and explore their cultures and way of life...
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Chile: History Repeating Itself or History Being Made?
The past 2 weeks have been some of the most historically important for the nation of Chile. Saturday October 25th saw the largest mass-...
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Halloween in Latin America
Halloween celebrations have always been something of a party; from the first Celtic gatherings to ward off the restless souls and ghosts on...
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How to deal with homesickness - it happens to us all
Adventuring off into the horizon for the first time can be the most exhilarating and exciting experience many of us will know, partly...
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Travelling Solo: The Dos and Don'ts
My travel adventure started less than a month, travelling to Mexico for 3 days before I start the first of my internships in Costa Rica as...
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How to reduce your Travel Footprint
It is so important when travelling to be conscious of your environmental footprint and the effect you have on the environment around you...
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Why do we travel?
Travelling, backpacking, hiking to the North Pole, a year long cruise around the world… It has become more and more common for people to...
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Farewell Theresa
Last week, Theresa May made a public speech outside 10 Downing Street announcing her resignation as Prime Minister. To many, this was not a...
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The European Elections: everything you need to know
European Elections? But I thought we were leaving? Why do we need to elect MPs to the European Parliament if we are not going to be in it...
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Terrorism has no Religion
As many of you may be aware, earlier in March there was a terrorist act in New Zealand in which 45 Muslims were killed during the call to...
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The End of Period Poverty?
On Wednesday last week (March 13th), Phillip Hammond announced to the House of Commons in his spring statement that the UK government would...
