The Student Urge to Travel in the Age of COVID
Travelling is a major part of being young, let alone life as a student. Yet with restrictions and life as
Minimum Unit Pricing, Minimum Government Effort
On the 4th of January, this year minimum alcohol pricing was brought into effect in Ireland. Commonly called Minimum Unit
In a Toxic Relationship with the Government for a Rip-Off Student Lifestyle
So it’s 2022 and we’ve all come a long way; mentally, physically, for some even spiritually. We’ve made do with
Our Silence is Hurting Our Women
“How much longer will we see the terms ‘femicide’ and ‘gender violence’ in headlines before we forget again?” In 1996,
School’s Out on Gender-Segregation
As I grew up I used to hate being told that my school years ‘would be the best of my
UCD’s Film Society: Keeping Us Entertained!
With the latest government restrictions in place leaving students with less options for activities on campus, UCD’s Filmsoc is one
Positives and Negatives for College Students in Recent Irish Legislation
A number of recent changes in Irish law have had an impact on college students in Ireland, with new legislation
Minimum Unit Pricing – Where does the money go?
The new year has brought with it a noticeable change to the shelves of our supermarkets and off-licences. On January
Eolaire Nollag Éireannach
Tá saoire na Nollag ag druidim linn, buíochas mór le Dia, agus má tá aon éinne agabhse cosúil lomsa, ní bheadh
Love Ireland, Hate UCD | An International’s Dilemma
Last summer, when I was back home in New Jersey and fending for myself at a family barbeque, I struck
Christmas Spending Boost Gives Hope After Difficult Year for Retail
Most people’s first thoughts when it comes to the Christmas season are of the presents, food, music, and time spent
UCD Professor William Gallagher Wins SFI Award
The Science Foundation of Ireland (SFI) announced its 2021 award winners at the annual SFI Science Summit last month. This