Arts VS STEM: An examination of the deepening schism between STEM and Arts in Universities.
When I tell people that I’m studying English, I’m often met with ‘So you’re going to become a teacher?’, followed by ‘You went
There’s A Little Bit Of ‘Aisling’ In Us All
When I read online last year that a book was being written based on the famous Facebook group, Oh My God What A
Arts Class Officer Warns Class Reps Against Speaking To Press
The Tribune today learnt that college officers have today warned class reps against talking to members of the press on campus. In a
The Importance of The Ordinary Female Story
As with everyone else in the world, I was in love with the Netflix original movie To all the boys I loved before.
Event Guide: What Not to Miss this Culture Night
Culture Night will take place this Friday September 16th and will see an array of free events all over the country, with
Arts Degree Structure To Change In The Coming Months
From September 2015 significant changes are to be made to the structure of the UCD Bachelor of Arts degree. Arts students were made
Michael Corleone: A tragic figure in American cinema
At the end of The Godfather: Part 3, capsule the conclusion of Francis Ford Coppola’s epic mafia trilogy, try a wizened, feeble Michael
IFI French Film Festival
This November sees the return of the IFI French Film Festival. From the 19th to the 30th of November the IFI will be
UCD Campus Ban Cigarettes
Cigarettes and e-cigarettes will no longer be available to purchase on campus from Monday the first of September. The ban is a result
THE BOOK NOOK
Pull up a chair and grab one of Aoife Byrne’s top picks for year ahead” Z – Therese Anne Fowler Fowler’s biographical novel centres
The Wise Man’s Fear
TY intern James Kelly reviews the latest King Killer installment
“Arts are usually endemic to a culture”
le cool publisher Michael McDermott shoots the breeze with Conor Fox about how Dublin’s arts scene is evolving and why students should engage