Robert Greenwood

Robert Greenwood
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Location
Nottingham
Expertise

Robert loves writing and pitching on all things journalism – from geopolitics to local news to celebrity gossip

  • Robert is the Co-Editor-In-Chief of The Nottingham Tab. He is interested in breaking news, long-form features, and campus reporting, and looks forward to working with the team at the Tab over the coming year.
  • Alongside his work at The Nottingham Tab, Robert has written for IMPACT magazine since beginning university, contributing to the entertainment, news and features sections.
  • Robert would like to become a newspaper journalist after graduating from university. Outside journalism, he enjoys hiking and mushroom tagliatelle.

Experience

Robert has experience in both print and online journalism at IMPACT Magazine as a Features editor and contributor, as well as working as a News Reporter at The Yorkshire Post and The Nottingham Post.

Education

Robert is in his final year at the University of Nottingham, studying English BA. His academic interests include sociolinguistics, speculative fiction, and onomastics (name studies).

THE TAB'S EDITORIAL POLICIES

The Tab's journalism is brought to you by young reporters who like being first. On university campuses, our writers deliver local news you care about. At The Tab HQ, our experienced journalists write about everything from breaking news to politics to pop culture to TikTok trends to the latest entertainment and celeb gossip. Our aim is to deliver sharp, original, and agenda-setting journalism to young people. All our stories are fact checked and sources verified. Further information on our editorial policies and processes can be found here.

Posts

Former Nottingham Trent student confirmed dead in Peru after week-long search

The 29-year-old NTU graduate was last seen on CCTV on a run in Lima, Peru

Nottingham student who died by suicide raised concerns over staff member’s behaviour

An inquest heard 20-year-old Rianna alleged a member of hospital staff behaved inappropriately towards her

Student blocks could become graduate housing as Nottingham battles post-grad talent drain

With low graduate retention rates, Nottingham hopes to solve one problem with another

Criminal group rumoured to threaten publishing Nottingham students’ data online

Almost half a million individual email addresses are affected in the cyber attack

Nottingham students have more housing choices than ever – but demand is falling

Rising vacancy rates could mean cheaper rents and more housing choices for Nottingham students