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Sienna Wilson

Sienna Wilson
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Student news, radio, student lifestyle, political affairs, student politics and campaigns, trends, features, and news articles.

  • Sienna Wilson is The Cardiff Tab's Co-Editor-in-Chief. She oversees editorial and creative submissions produced by her local team, working closely with writers to break original student news, guides, and features.
  • Sienna predominantly writes news pieces surrounding Cardiff University and enjoys writing about student politics and campaigns.
  • Sienna's interests include reading, live music and spending time with her dog, Frankie. She is passionate about travelling and has a keen interest in international politics.

Experience

Sienna joined The Cardiff Tab in 2025 as a contributing writer before being appointed Editor-in-Chief for 2025/26. Alongside her work with The Tab, she is a freelance student journalist for BBC Radio 5 Live. Sienna has bylines in The Telegraph and the Daily Mail, and has worked with The Times. She has previous experience with the LBC News team at Global, most notably interviewing James O'Brien.

Education

Sienna is in her third year at Cardiff University, studying Journalism, Communications and Politics. During her degree, she has completed modules including Media Law and Critical Approaches to Middle East Politics. She is currently studying Justice, Legitimacy and Law and News Journalism, while also working on her dissertation.

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Swansea professor appointed to UK Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs

Dr Amira Guirguis is one of 10 new experts with academic expertise spanning public health, law enforcement and scientific research to join the council