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Mark Krukov

Mark Krukov
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Location
London
Expertise

History, politics, London nightlife, city farms, Arsenal, best (and worst) Guinness spots, film, losing at pub quizzes

  • Mark is the News Editor of The London Tab for 2026-27, his final year of undergrad.
  • Mark wrote about Latin American politics during his year abroad, covering stories such as the conflict over public university funding in Argentina.
  • Outside of uni and The Tab, Mark can usually be found solving crosswords, watching the goats at Hackney City Farm, or acting a groupie for his DJ mates.

Experience

Mark's work has featured in a number of major news sites, including Entrepreneur, National Post, and Venezuela's El Nacional. He also used to write album and concert reviews for UCL's Delilah Magazine.

Education

Mark studies history at University College London and will (hopefully) graduate in 2027. He specialises in contemporary Latin America, focusing on memory and human rights.

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Posts

Ranked: The best Too Good To Go surprise bags to collect near UCL campus

We tried the most popular locations so you can get the best bang for your buck

‘I didn’t think I would ever do it’: Mo Gilligan reflects on fame and his South London roots

The ‘funniest man in Britain’ returned home to South London to reflect on his career in an exclusive interview with The London Tab

LSE SU drops disciplinary action against Israel Society for distributing IDF merchandise

The Students’ Union was advised to close proceedings due to freedom of speech laws protecting the society’s actions

I have a first-class degree from a London uni, but I’ve still had 500 job rejections

The 21-year-old declares ‘the system is broken’