United Kingdom to introduce abortion decriminalisation bill
MPs in Westminster launched a bid to introduce a bill which would decriminalise abortion later this month. Diana Johnson, Labour
Let Them Eat Cake? A Case of Bakery Discrimination
This case began in 2014 when Gareth Lee went to the Belfast-based baking company and requested that they bake him
Brexit: Deal Or No Deal, Time Is Running Out
This month saw an interesting dance playing out in Brussels, with United Kingdom Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab making a last
Minister for Business Criticised for Denying Work Permit
The Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys, has been criticized for failing to use her discretionary executive powers
As White As Coal: The Subjectivity of Colour Perceptions
Imagine two young children are being taught the names of the primary colours. They are each presented with a tomato.
There’s No Place Like Home
Unfortunately, the dark reality facing a lot of people across the country is that having a home is simply out
Consent: More Than Just Tea
Consent at UCD ran its first event of the school year on October 2nd. While planning an event on campus
Idir magadh agus dáiríre: An FrithGhaelachas sa lá atá inniu ann
s dócha go bhfuil léibhéal éigin Gaeilge agat ós rud é go bhfuil tú ag léamh an ailt seo. Tá
Societies Spotlight: Interview with Liam O’Dowd of St Vincent de Paul UCD
Liam O’Dowd is in his final year of studying Politics and Philosophy, while also taking on the role of St
UCD Societies: What You Need To Know
Did you know that in an average week in UCD there are approximately seven meetups with free tea, coffee and
European Court of Justice To Rule On Article 50
It has been over two years since Britain made the destructive decision to leave the European Union. Despite the considerable
Why Commerical DNA Tests Are Not As Harmless As You Might Think
Genetics is having a bit of a moment as of late. What was previously a mysterious and unexplored field has