Amelia Jordan joined The Tab Lancaster during her first year of university, after which she quickly joined the editorial team as News Editor, a role which she held for two years before she stepped up to Editor-in-Chief for her final year of university
Amelia is currently in her final year of studies at Lancaster University where she studies Spanish Studies with Linguistics, which included a year abroad where she studied at a university in Barcelona
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Maeve is so the Ruskin Library #mysterious
Calling all Lancs students! Come along to our open meeting at 5pm on Thursday 5th October in Pendle Brew
Students in LEC, Physics, and Chemistry departments were the most impacted
‘This is not the high-quality education students signed up for’
‘Our Advice Service has seen AI feature in nearly half of the plagiarism cases we have seen’
Lancaster history is literally being made today
‘I know my students have worked hard on their essays and their exams and they deserve to have their work marked’
‘I think it’s genuinely scary how many students use league table position to decide where to apply’
It’s been a good one, so let’s go out with a bang
The new logo will be replacing the current logo of ‘The Bowland Lady’
This is not a drill. I repeat: THIS IS NOT A DRILL!
24-year-old Shannon Canning disappeared on May 19th
The university published its advice for students about the marking boycott this afternoon
Strap in kids, we’re in for a ride
Third-year student, Leesha Agarwal, tragically passed after falling from a city-centre building earlier this month
The boycott will include all ‘summative marking and associated assessment activities’
‘Every year, some will attempt to gain an advantage in online and in-person exams by breaking the rules’
Sarah Thistlewaite was presented with a parchment of bravery for her actions
The new hours will commence from April 17th
The strikes are set to take place over 18 days throughout February and March
Professor Nick Dunn aims to use the centre to evaluate the effect of light pollution