Josephine White

Josephine White
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Location
Durham
Expertise

Features, Travel, Political Satire, History, Commentary, Activism, Culture, Language, News, Politics, Opinion, Social Media, Art.

  • Josephine is the Features Editor of The Durham Tab for 2025-26 and is responsible for writing and giving out regular, creative and Durham-focussed commissions to writers.
  • Josephine works as a team with other Tab editors to release topical and entertaining stories and guides while also aiding and editing for other aspiring writers.
  • She mostly specialises in more personal feature pieces, but has a long history of creative writing, satire and commentary and has a strong interest in travel and culture writing.

Experience

Josephine is new to the Tab this year, having previously written in local papers and in Palatinate, often writing in satire, travel and commentary sections. She has also written for companies abroad in a more client-based style. Alongside this, Josephine has experience as a social secretary and as an events coordinator for two separate societies; is the current Live Production Assistant for Purple Radio; and has teaching qualifications.

Education

Josephine is a fourth year student at Durham studying History and Spanish and has recently returned from a year abroad in Spain and Costa Rica where she worked as a teacher and as a hiking and tour guide.

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Posts

Dear finalists, here are the canon events that you will experience this year

All the scary things that first and second years can look forward to

Durham students, here’s exactly how to survive a long-distance relationship

Tips and tricks from a recently returned year abroad student