From Harry Potter to heavy metal, baking to big band, here at Exeter we are not short of societies. Choosing what to join can be a daunting task, and after the literal squash of the Freshers’ Fair you may be in need of some guidance. Her Campus takes a look at four fabulous societies to keep a keen eye on this year.
Mind Your Head
Exeter’s mental health awareness society is committed to breaking down the stigmas associated with mental illness. With previous socials including weekly relaxing yoga sessions and an outrageous Mad Hatter party, Mind your Head are focussed on promoting wellbeing and positivity in all areas of student life.
Razz My Berries
Razz is Exeter’s only magazine catering to the creative arts. Delve into its glossy pages to find articles, criticism, poetry, photography and more on topics including live music, contemporary art and food. Explore the blog here and satisfy your artistic cravings.
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Beats & Bass
Devoted to dance music, Beats & Bass not only provides Exeter’s nightlife with some of the best club nights but also gives its members the chance experience all areas of the UK dance music scene, from DJing to music production. Get down to Cellar Door on 8th October and enjoy the beats and bass for yourself.
Raise and Give
RAG is the university’s biggest fundraising society – last year the group managed to raise an impressive £69,941. Organising some of Exeter’s biggest events is second nature to RAG; particular highlights include Exeter invades Bristol and Exeter’s Got Talent. This ever popular society also gives its members incredible volunteering opportunities like climbing Kilimanjaro and the Ugandan Gorilla Trek. Watch out for RAG all over campus and the chance to do your bit for their four fantastic chosen charities.
Whether you’re keen to take part or just want to enjoy the parties, these are just four of the many exciting societies at Exeter that will guarantee you an unforgettable year.