Heidi Wilson joined the Tab in 2023 as a student contributor at the beginning of her second year, after an article she wrote over the summer was published. She then became Co-Editor in Chief in summer 2024. She was also apart of the National Tab's summer internship programme in 2024.
Heidi Wilson is in her third year at University of York studying a degree in Sociology after completing her A levels in English Literature, Sociology and Religion, Philosophy and Ethics
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The light show commemorates the 40 year anniversary of the Minster’s fire.
If only we all could find our future spouses at Goodricke pre drinks
Swiftogeddon came to York this week
The life size statue has been placed beside Long Boi’s old quacking ground, Derwent Lake
Andrew is currently dating a witch? What?
The show’s creator has revealed where Emily will be in season five
Demi would be the best hype woman in the girls’ toilet
Red (Taylor’s Version) is so Stars Hollow coded
Because we have all been fantasising about Hollywood’s new heartthrob
Cries in student debt
Don’t worry, I kept it Short n’ Sweet
The series makes Pip look a lot more dumb
The t-shirt and bucket hat were available at Radio 1 Big Weekend and are soon to be sold online
Meet York’s answer to Blur vs Oasis
The village idiots we all love
Anyone But You is Much Ado About Nothing?!
Arguing with flatmates about the bins is out
The Uni of York graduate left the tent last week and we’re all gutted
Langwith if you read this, I promise I did more than encourage the freshers to heavily drink
Witnessing your 56-year-old mother on the Jalou dance floor is something you can never unsee