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In 2022, during her second year of university, Meg joined The Manchester Tab as the Features Editor and has gone on to become the Co-Editor-in-Chief.
Meg is going into her final year at The University of Manchester, studying a joint honours degree in Politics and Spanish. Recently, she has completed her year abroad studying in Santiago, Chile.
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Because you’re not coming for the weather
‘The university is just trying to distract from its failings’
Last week 97 per cent of students voted in support of Manchester Rent Strike’s demands
Student strikers were forcibly carried out
And finally aired our grievances
‘Heading to 9am lectures with seven inch heels and lingerie under my hoodie is definitely an experience’
A devastating impact on my bank account
All the remaining February strikes have been called off
A reported 82 per cent support the strike action
‘We plan to continue to maintain this shared space past 4pm today’
Couldn’t find toilets. Had to utilise an alley behind Tesco.
That £170 might buy you a few shops at big Sainos but it’s not helping you beat inflation
‘It’s really unfair, and kind of xenophobic’
‘A world without fast fashion is a fairer world for all’
Rishi won’t be PM by the time you get to the front
Everyone make some noise for sexy Patrick Bateman
Four men have been arrested in connection with the incident
Students were evacuated for two hours
Maybe not a day to write home about
Because what could matter more?
Don’t worry, your second-year house will be better