Alisa Pasha

Alisa Pasha
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Location
Manchester
Expertise

politics, film & television, investigative pieces, features, culture and arts, music, student life, sport, news

  • Alisa Pasha is a University of Manchester student and News Editor for The Manchester Tab.
  • Alisa enjoys covering stories on topics that are relevant to politics, culture, arts and entertainment.
  • Alongside being a keen writer, she loves acting, does competitive running and plays the drumkit!

Experience

Alisa joined The Manchester Tab in 2026 as a student contributor and is now News Editor. Prior to this she has written several articles for her school’s Drama and History Newsletters.

Education

Alisa is currently in her first year at the University of Manchester, studying History (BA). She hopes to pursue a career in journalism and media.

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Posts

Meet Keeley Hodgkinson, the Manchester Olympian who broke a world record

While you’re running late for lectures, she’s running into history

manchester central mosque

Man charged after person allegedly entered Manchester Central Mosque with axe

Darren Connor was charged with possession of an offensive weapon

Over 10 people have been arrested after Britain First protests spark chaos in Manchester

Mounted units, dog teams, and over 50 extra officers had to be deployed to manage the protests

A Manchester student could become the Catholic Church’s first Gen Z saint

From the Ali G to the Vatican – one student’s life is now being considered for sainthood

University of Manchester recognised among global top 100 in 10 subject areas

The university placed within the top 50 for four subject areas