Hannah joined the Jewish Herald-Voice, a local Jewish newspaper, in 2022 as the youngest proofreading intern in the publication’s history. She later became a part-time contributor alongside her internship, gaining hands-on experience in both editing and reporting. Since then, Hannah has also freelanced for the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, The Tab National, and the Glasgow Guardian. After serving as News Editor for The Tab Glasgow last year, she was then thrilled to step into the role of Editor-in-Chief.
Hannah is a third-year English Language and Linguistics student at the University of Glasgow. Originally from Houston, she completed her AP, IB, and Honours studies, graduating a year early thanks to her accelerated academic progress. With aspirations in journalism and diplomacy, she is building a strong foundation in investigation, research, and storytelling—aiming to inform, advocate, and shed light on the issues that shape society.
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Every Glasjoke post comes with a hidden course code
Ethan Browne was incorrectly told he could not graduate
After exams at Glasgow Uni, we black out like it’s freshers, but with a twist
‘Being able to live closer to campus makes a real difference to day-to-day student life’
One Glasgow student said ‘there’s a real fear among students about what you can and can’t say about Palestine’
Don’t worry, you’re not alone in experiencing it
The trial followed a sharp rise in students declaring a disability or mental health condition
Xinhang Lyu pled guilty to behaving in a threatening manner and having an air pistol in a public place
Dr Ghassan Abu-Sitta said he was racially profiled and politically targeted
Scottish universities are facing renewed strike action as staff vote to defend jobs and oppose compulsory redundancies
‘It is the same every year. We have Christmas every year, so we need to finally get this right’
Revising over Christmas is miserable – with low expectations, stolen quiet moments and the acceptance that chaos is inevitable, Glasgow students can just about make it work
‘I’d hope that we can make the change that we need to make at the university over the next couple of years without resorting to redundancies’
Tesco tinsel, paper star garlands, an overcooked roast, and chicken wine — welcome to a Glasgow student Christmas
Strath prompts concern from unions despite the institution being named Scotland’s University of the Year
The decision was supported by students who struggled with housing shortages
Traffic backed up as fans queued for free food that was decidedly not made by Ronald
You’re either ‘fine’ in the library or neck-deep in churros avoiding Moodle like a tax bill
The pure, unfiltered dread of seeing ‘Feedback available’ in your inbox
Flats are freezing, the library is an iceberg, and the Subway is the city’s only functioning radiator
A chaotic ranking of Glasgow flat Thanksgivings, judged entirely by vibe because the food gave up before we did
This marks the third time a building has been spray painted over the university’s investment policies
Glasgow has entered its surreal era
Your referencing style reveals everything, including your mental state
POV: It’s 4pm, it’s dark, and you’re questioning your entire degree
How early is too early to start drinking mulled wine?
The only thing more reliable than a Glasgow downpour is the mid-semester breakdown you’re scheduling between lectures
Your guide for the academically starved and romantically desperate
Flu-ridden, deadline-riddled, and one Tesco soup away from collapse
One academic says it is ‘difficult to be openly Jewish’
‘Politicians don’t make universities; buildings don’t make universities – staff, students: We are the university’
The overhaul comes after year of criticism and increased scrutiny following Ethan Brown’s death
Nosheen Sam said the incident left her son ‘scarred and withdrawn’
Dr Andrew McFarlane directed a series of posts towards Ellie Wilson, who was raped by his son
Your costume’s clinging on with one safety pin, three VKs, and a dangerous amount of misplaced confidence
At least they’ve finally giving students a valid excuse for skipping 9ams
Hint: Not the ones in suits
A unionist group said the bilingual signage creates a ‘chill factor’
Forget panic-buying accessories at dawn – your degree is the costume
Demonstrators raised concerns over Professor Andy Schofield’s previous handling of student activists
When your bank balance says ‘absolutely not’ but your flat’s Halloween pres says ‘full costume required’
Hint: The costume is just a football shirt
Students have dubbed the principal ‘Greedy Gerry’
The university has pledged to take disciplinary action if students have breached its code of conduct
The protest drew mixed reactions from the campus community
Where gym bros, hot girl walkers, and confused freshers collide in a sweaty, protein-powered ecosystem
The student’s actions have been described as ‘morally repugnant’ by members of the Jewish community
Owen Ferguson posted chilling references to mass shootings on social media