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Amy Sackville hailed for "startling originality" as debut novel takes prize

Amy Sackville (2002, English Studies 1880-1960) was hailed as "a writer of seemingly limitless promise" on 23 November as her debut novel The Still Point took the John Llewellyn Rhys prize

Exeter novice crews in Christ Church regatta

Exeter put up a brave struggle in this year's Christ Church regatta

Exeter College hit by virtual asteroid

As part of one of the College's four annual Subject Family Dinners on 11 November, Julian de Hoog, a DPhil candidate in Computer Science, gave a talk on his work on rescue robotics.

Alumna becomes law school's first ever female Dean

Exeter's vibrant Diwali celebrations go off with a bang!

Maths experts to converge on Exeter

Oxford University's Campaign reaches billion pound mark

Exeter House formally opened by Rector and generous benefactor

The College was delighted to formally open its redeveloped Exeter House site on Iffley Road last ...

Welcome barbeque held for students

A barbeque was held in College at the start of term to welcome both Exeter and Williams College ...

Emma Thompson and Alan Rickman star in film of Exonian's poem

BBC2 will be marking National Poetry Day on 7 October with a dramatisation of the poem The Song of ...

Old Member puts a twist on Oliver Twist

Gary Best (1970, Modern History) is the author of a new crime novel called Oliver Twist ...