The Idea did not get the minimum 25 voters, and therefore fails. No further action will be taken.
The Idea did not get the minimum 25 voters, and therefore fails. No further action will be taken.
The Idea did not get the minimum 25 voters, and therefore fails. No further action will be taken.
The Idea did not get 25 voters minimum, and therefore fails. No further action will be taken.
The Idea did not get 25 voters minimum, and therefore fails. No further action will be taken.
The Idea did not get 25 voters minimum, and therefore fails. No further action will be taken.
The Idea did not get 25 voters minimum, and therefore fails. No further action will be taken.
This Idea has failed as it did not pass the Large Idea thresholds. No further action will be taken on this Idea.
This Idea has failed. No further action will be taken.
This Idea has failed. No further action will be taken.
This Idea failed as too few students voted. No further action will be taken on this Idea.
This Idea was refused as it requested an outcome that would be unlawful under s.22 (2)(l)(ii) Education Act 1994.
This Idea failed as too few students voted. No further action will be taken on this Idea.
Withdrawn by the proposer before a vote went live.
This Idea failed as too few students voted. No further action will be taken on this Idea.
This Idea has failed. No further action will be taken on this Idea.
This Idea failed as too few students voted, however you can check the number of Guild Points you have using the Guild Points checker.
As this Idea has already been implemented, this Idea is complete.
This is the full archive of all Student Ideas from the 2016-17 year.
There were 240 Ideas. 6,404 students cast 18,838 votes.
This is the full archive of all 2015-16 Student Ideas and Student Votes.
There were 436 Ideas. 1,781 students cast 23,854 votes.
This is the full archive of pre 2015 Ideas, Votes and referendums.
In 2014 there were 114 Student Ideas and 3 Student Votes.
This Idea has failed, and no further action will be taken.
Volunteer with the Donkey Sanctuary to help a worthy cause and improve your employability skills!
Tickets for Music and Orchestra Week on sale now! Head to the Music and Orchestra Week page to purchase yours.
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In 2009 Nikki and Richard turned what was a old stable into a beautiful restaurant, and from that The Stable was born.
The Food Action Project focuses on reducing the amount of edible food within the sell-by-date that goes unsold in shops, cafés and restaurants across the University, whilst also helping those who struggle daily for food within the city.
The first Student Partnership Board meeting for the College of Life and Environmental Sciences
Musicians required for September Open Day
Having clocked up seven UK top ten singles and two massive No.1s, we are very proud to welcome Example as our headliner.
Following the Exeter Students’ Guild Sabb Elections 2017, which celebrated its results ceremony on Friday night, the Guild is delighted to announce that student participation has this year hit an all-time high with 44% of students voting to have their say.
The Volunteer Charter sets out the Rights of student volunteers, and the responsibilities they have. This charter is influenced heavily by the work of Cumbria Council who use a similar model to ensure the communities they support work in ways which enable volunteers rather than exploiting them.
"Viva L'amore!'', an evening of beautiful songs of love, melancholy and seduction by Mozart, Verdi, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff and more.
Compositions will be performed by soprano Claudia Alvarez Calderon (an Italian-Peruvian coloratura soprano trained professionally in Italy and USA with international performing experience) and Ekaterina Shetliffe (A concert pianist and a Graduate of Dargomizsky College of Music, Russia).
We're proud to announce legendary pop-rock trio The Hoosiers as the first name playing this year's ExeFest.
Representing issues facing international students at Exeter, and to encourage the participation of these students in the work of the Guild and the life of the University
Representing issues facing international students at Exeter, and to encourage the participation of these students in the work of the Guild and the life of the University
We are delighted to announce that the immensely popular City Centre restaurant HUBBOX are our main sponsors of ExeFest 2017
To work with the Sabbatical Officers to ensure the Guild is effective in its representation of international students within the University
To work with the Sabbatical Officers to ensure the Guild is effective in its representation of international students within the University
Last year, University of Exeter students voted for Tristan Gatward to be their VP Activities of the Students' Guild. In his manifesto was a pledge to run Exeter's first on-campus music festival.
To push the Guild and University in providing services and spaces that are sensitive to the diverse needs, beliefs and cultures of our international community.
To push the Guild and University in providing services and spaces that are sensitive to the diverse needs, beliefs and cultures of our international community.
Be held to public account on the Guild website; to be held to account by attendance, voting record, election promises and actions and decisions taken whilst in elected Executive office.
To provide guidance on the Guild’s communication methods, ensuring that all relevant information about activities, support and commercial services is effectively communicated
To provide guidance on the Guild’s communication methods, ensuring that all relevant information about activities, support and commercial services is effectively communicated
Talk to students face-to-face or by email or social media, and share their concerns and ideas with others.
PGR-PGR mentoring enables PGR students to access support from other PGR students.
To liaise and support international societies who wish to organise events and/or campaign on issues relevant to the aims and objectives of those societies
To liaise and support international societies who wish to organise events and/or campaign on issues relevant to the aims and objectives of those societies
Actually campaign, lead and bring about change.
Second year students complained about the difficulty of ECM2702: Differential Equations and PHY2022: Quantum Mechanics modules, feeling Maths and Physics students are better prepared in their first year for these modules
Be professional when performing the elected role.