Heidi  Blake

Heidi Blake is currently the Consultant Editor of Nouse. She joined the paper in October 2005, and took on the role of Deputy News Editor in November. During her time as Deputy News Editor she was involved in the finding, writing and commissioning of stories, as well as in the editing and design of the News section. In addition to her work for News, Heidi also wrote for the Features and Comment sections of the paper during this time. She took on the Editorship of the paper in November 2006, and still contributes regularly to the News, Features and Comment sections of the paper. Heidi is a third year English and Politics undergraduate.



In dire need of some excitement

by Heidi Blake | February 27th, 2008

Screw the World-I’m heading West

by Heidi Blake | February 25th, 2008

Why must people be so loathsome?

by Heidi Blake | February 25th, 2008

Hackwood: I was hate figure for campus right

by Heidi Blake | February 20th, 2008

Reflections on a brutal end to a turbulent career

by Heidi Blake | February 20th, 2008

Why must people be so loathsome?

by Heidi Blake | November 22nd, 2007

Watch out: it’s the Professionals

by Heidi Blake | October 10th, 2007

Broadening our horizons: is big always best?

by Heidi Blake | June 20th, 2007

The isolation of disbelief: Florence’s story

by Heidi Blake and Admin | June 20th, 2007

Trans policy proposed to UGM

by Heidi Blake | May 31st, 2007

Transcending Gender

by Heidi Blake | May 31st, 2007

Cricket Men’s 2nds

by Heidi Blake | May 8th, 2007

Are we a racist university?

by Heidi Blake | May 8th, 2007

Controversy over use of Fruit of the Loom as Roses kit supplier

by Heidi Blake | May 8th, 2007

The pen, it seems, is mightier than the sword

by Heidi Blake | March 7th, 2007