The Poolbeg Chimneys: Dublin’s Unlikely Icons get New Life
As the Poolbeg Chimneys’ repainting project draws to a halt for the winter months, we look back on their coming-to-be
Climate Fatigue: How Our Society Has Left Us Unable to Cope
Charlotte Patten explores the tension between awareness and apathy towards climate change amid consumerism and social instability, highlighting how societal pressures hinder meaningful action despite recognizing the looming crisis.
Monsters or Victims?: The Menendez Brothers, and the Ethics of True Crime Media
The Menendez brothers’ case resurfaces in public discourse following Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series, highlighting media biases, societal perceptions, and ongoing debates about their potential victimization amid the true crime phenomenon’s rise.
The Voice of Humanism Through Sally Rooney’s Advocacy for Palestine
Sally Rooney consistently advocates for Palestinian rights, urging solidarity amidst the ongoing conflict. Her works intertwine social issues with personal narratives, influencing audiences and challenging societal norms. “Intermezzo” reflects her commitment, resonating significantly in contemporary discourse.
The “Girlification” of it All: What are the Implications?
As a young person living in a mediated world, you have likely encountered terms such as “girlification,” “I’m just a
Reclaiming Reality: How Misinformation is Distorting Our World
“Without facts, you can’t have truth. Without truth, you can’t have trust. Without these, we have no shared space, and
Rugby 7s: The Fast-Paced Future of the Sport
A relatively young sport captured the heart of the French nation over the last week, with Les Bleus rugby 7s
Still Haven’t Found What You’re Looking For? Take Up Geocaching
In the modern adult lifestyle, there are few opportunities to replicate the joy of “searching” which we so fondly remember
UCD Athletes Set to Shine in Record Numbers at 2024 Paris Olympics
When the Olympic opening ceremony commences in Paris tonight, Ireland will be represented by its largest number of athletes since
Ireland Bans 51-Week Student Leases: A Win for Students
In a significant development for students across Ireland, the government has introduced a banon 51-week leases for student accommodation. This
Corporate Law: The Dream or The Default for Law Students?
When you think of a career in law, what springs to mind? Is it the clichéd image of a judge banging their gavel or a barrister in their white wig pacing in front of a jury?
What does the SU do anyway? A Day in the Life of Neo O’Herlihy, UCDSU Entertainments Officer
Co-Editor Emma Hanrahan speaks with Neo O’Herlihy, to find out what the role of Entertainments Officer entails. The Student’s Union