Salma Salifu

Salma Salifu
Location
London
Education
Cambridge University
Expertise

Universities, student life, campus culture, features, theatre, TV, film, Cambridge, pop culture, language learning, football

  • Salma Salifu is a writer for Features and Theatre and Culture, as well as being a member of the Social Media and Tab TV team.
  • She has a particular focus on the quirks of Cambridge student life, but is also a fan of exploring the creative scene and speaking to interesting people
  • In her spare time, Salma likes writing stories, film and TV, watching football, and travelling

Experience

Salma joined the Tab in early 2023, originally as part of the Social Media team, but began writing for Features and Theatre and Culture in October 2023.

Education

Salma is a French and ab initio Spanish student due to graduate from the University of Cambridge in 2026. She is in her second year, and will be on her year abroad in 2024-25.

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Posts

Dear Cambridge student, you are not a bot

We have free will!

Exploring the ARU/Uni of divide

Typically only brought together by Wednesday Spoons…

Five Cambridge University conspiracies I’m convinced are real

This place is a social experiment part 29479284

This is which Cambridge college the Desperate Housewives characters would go to

Very middle class. Lots of fancy dinners. Gossip spreading like wildfire. Am I describing Cambridge or Wisteria Lane?

Review: Summer with Monika

‘But Monika, they don’t make summers like they used to.’