Written for The Tab, edited by Jessica Crabbe

Canterbury is an old city of gothic architecture, narrow lanes and poor lighting. Considering it has its very own ‘Ghost Tour’, I thought I’d research into the many establishments that may harbour an entity from beyond the grave. To read more, click here.

Written for The Tab, edited by Bobby Palmer

This article received a lot of attention, not only from readers, but charities such as the Single Homeless Project. Although, this experience left me relatively unscathed, spice is a serious public health issue. Moreover, I discuss the legislation around cannabis which is obstructing any real conversation around recreational drug use. To read more, click here.

Written for The Tab, edited by Jessica Crabbe

This article is very specific to the University of Kent, and judging by the number of shares on this article, most people who ever stepped into this unassuming campus shop could relate to my rage. To read more, click here.

Written for The Tab, edited by Jessica Crabbe

During Freshers’ Week, I saw one my flatmates get wheeled off in a stretcher unconscious. I also asked for .a comment from Ben Baumberg Geiger, a senior lecturer in Sociology and Social policy at the University of Kent for this thoughts. To read more, click here.

Written for The Tab, edited by Jessica Crabbe

Firstly, the feature photo is the perfect embodiment of the sort of vibe we had going in my uni days (that can of red stripe is a genuine happy accident). Everything from the exclusively vinyl music to the awkward encounter with the ex. To read more, click here.

Written for The Tab, edited by Jessica Crabbe

I wrote this when I gave up on cutting bangs nearly every time i reminded myself i could place my entire palm above my eyebrows and still have inches before my hairline. It’s really funny too – that’s not just me being big-headed. To read more, click here.

Written for The Tab, edited by Jessica Crabbe

At this point, Trump was the newly elected president of the United States and although most of us knew this was bad news, we still didn’t know how bad. To read more, click here.

Written for The Tab, edited by Jessica Crabbe

Being in an all-girls school for my secondary and sixth-form years, I realised all the things i took for granted in being in a female environment from being able to roll my tights up openly to openly throwing tampons across the classroom to the girl that got caught on a day without one. To read more, click here.

 

Written for The Tab, edited by Jessica Crabbe.

Kent Union had decided to use Zayn Malik as a figure for Black History Month. In this article I talk about the issues with the shifts towards the more inclusive ‘Diversity Month’, and why Black History Month is possibly not as great an idea as it’s set out to be. To read more, click here.

Written for The Tab, edited by Jessica Crabbe.

I wrote this following an eventful Diwali party I held in my student house. A night of bindis, tandoori chicken, randomers, street fireworks, burnt lamp posts, MDMA and coppers. To read more, click here.