She is News Editor at her student newspaper, Palatinate, and was perviously an editor for Backbench. Currently serving as the Politics Editor of the Falmouth Anchor, she is also particularly interested in the European refugee crisis and Lebanese politics. Aspiring journalist whose life revolves around Pokémon Go and YouTube.
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She is former Deputy Editor of Cherwell newspaper has a student YouTube channel with over 200,000 subscribers. Hailing from Manchester, Matthew writes about a variety of subjects, beginning with music reviews, interviews, and features, but has branched out to cover broader cultural and political issues. The Meridian aims to give students from across the world the ability to share stories from their countries.. Eve Bennett has announced the launch of her new magazine. Currently he is a trustee and co-founder of The LUNA Project, a charity aimed to ease the social and academic life of people with disabilities through the lens of friendship and the difference empathetic peers can make. Riddhi is a second-year undergraduate studying Comparative Literature at UCL.
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He is currently studying MSc African Studies at the University of Oxford, and holds a BSc in Politics from the University of Bristol. Eve : I’ve really been trying to take the time to do the things that I enjoy doing but can’t really justify in my busy day-to-day life – playing The Sims, for example, which has always been a guilty pleasure, or trying to learn some new pieces on the piano. He hopes to make media and journalism more accessible to minority groups by giving them a platform. She is former Deputy Editor of Cherwell newspaper has a student YouTube channel with over 200,000 subscribers. You can choose whether or not to opt into those here.
See Photos. Maya is a first-year student reading History and French at St. Hugh’s College, Oxford. Eva Bennett. Eve Bennett. She's from Tanzania and has a keen interest in development journalism, East African politics, and exploring heritage in postcolonial societies. Google will display ads that it believes are relevant to you based on your browsing history, and we will earn a small amount of money from any interactions you have with them.You can find out more about this (and return to this menu if you want to change your settings) via teneightymagazine.com/privacyWe use Google Analytics to collect data about (among other things) the pages you view, the device you use to access the site, roughly where you are visiting from, and, if you didn’t come to us directly, the website that linked you to us or the search terms you used to find us. by Eve Bennett / 1 month ago. He enjoys the "lived experience" conveyed by journalism - platforms like this allow us to see the world from a different pair of eyes.
Aside from politics, she likes to write about womens' and class issues. Eve Bennett Founder . Nimo Omer is a recent politics graduate of the University of Manchester, a freelance journalist and formerly the Head Opinion Editor of the largest student newspaper in the country, The Mancunion.
Tilly is an English student at Oxford. Her main hobby is photography, and she is particularly interested in the history of political thought, and cultural history. Alex is 21 and studies for a master’s in chemistry at Queen’s University Belfast.
She is determined to find stories in places and from people that are often overlooked and ignored. Eve is a current Modern Languages undergraduate at the University of Oxford and founder of The Meridian Magazine. Eva Bennett. Despite being a scientist at uni and writing at home, he also enjoys playing the piano. Titled The Meridian, its aim is to allow students to express their opinions about the political matters they feel hold the most importance to their everyday lives.. So…. Avin is a second-year History student at Queen Mary, University of London and an aspiring journalist. She is the South Asia editor at The Meridian, and is particularly interested in global and Asian politics, gender, and environmentalism.