Harry Bowley and Emma Croft take a look at Our House, the progressive night at the forefront of Exeter’s burgeoning electronic music scene.

Whilst he inserted his penis into the cold, dead mouth of the pig, David Cameron may have even imagined he was inserting a key into the door of number 10, Downing Street.

How to handle first year’s big challenges – making friends and affording cheese.

John F Kennedy once stood tall in Berlin and declared that “democracy is not perfect, but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in”. In creating laws that infringe upon the freedoms of individuals and build suspicion between communities, are we creating that wall?

How to be Postmodern and Alienate People, by a pretentious humanities student.

Raise awareness for pet obesity by looking at some pictures of obese pets that aren’t cute or funny at all.

Who would of thought Iron Mike loves beans more than beef or butter?

Internet art is still cool, right?

Get published in The Internet Edition!

Documentaries are the new ‘going to the beach’

Exetera talks sculpture, illustration, and influences with artist Arran Gregory.

The Jason Segel/David Foster Wallace film isn’t a big deal guys

The surreal beauty of Alexander Binder’s photography.

A tender look at intimate relations.

We talk to Beats and Bass president, Ollie Norman, about Hot Jam, their incredible (free) event, which promotes music, love, and the diversity of disco.

With Hijacked just around the corner, Xhosah presents a mix perfectly crafted for summer.

If only dance troupes traversed the locker-lined corridors of real-life school, like they do in music videos.

A video about the dangers of social media has gone viral on social media. We are not impressed.

The next Hijacked mix from the legendary Budos.