Innes MacNeil joined The Tab Edinburgh in February of 2023 during his first year at the University of Edinburgh, becoming Co-Editor-in-Chief just three months later.
Innes MacNeil is in his third year as an MA Honours student at the University of Edinburgh, where he continues to study History and Politics, taking further courses in Celtic and Scandinavian studies.
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An anti-Zionist Jewish group were warned their engagement with pro-Palestine posts could breach the university’s Code of Conduct
The student union’s redevelopment has been delayed by a year
The university placed 27th in the QS World University Rankings 2025
The measure has been introduced to ‘ensure the safety of students’
Three students are presently on hunger strike
The incident occurred at around 1.20pm on Saturday at the Cliffs of Moher
Applications close on Friday 3rd May
Liam Jones was on a seven-day cruise with family for his mum’s birthday
The 13,500 acre estate is resting place to Diana, Princes of Wales
‘I am resigning in protest and will instead begin a campaign of direct action’
‘I just don’t eat at uni, it’s too pricey’
They held banners reading ‘The people are mightier than the Lord’ in Gaelic
‘I do not and never have campaigned against the legitimacy of trans people’
No disciplinary measures were taken by the university against any individuals
Yes, those are real places
For everyone who thinks going to Portobello is a day trip x
The university also placed third among other Scottish universities
‘There were more than 200 applicants for a flat I just viewed’
Marking boycotts, strikes, picket lines and more…
‘80 percent of the flights were business, but 100 per cent were subsidised by student fees’
The ceremony was overshadowed by uncertainty as many students are graduating without classified degrees
Prospective students expressed concern over Edinburgh University’s reputation as UCAS deadline closes
Once any missing marks are available, students’ results can only improve on their provisional grade
Edinburgh University released a video of the Vice-Principal addressing the ‘uncertainty’ of the marking boycott
Last week it was reported final years could be graduating without dissertations marked amid the marking boycott
If you waste students’ time and money, they’re going to be very angry
Students say they have a moral responsibility to prevent climate change
Claudia Efemini’s book provides a voice for Nigerian history through historical fiction
‘You are worthy of your place here, you are good enough’
Four in five students think the uni doesn’t do enough to support students