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The Dublin Fringe Festival: A Hub of Innovation for Performers Everywhere
The University Times breaks down The Dublin Fringe Festival
Radius
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Amelia Sikora
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Isobel Kelly
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‘Vulnerability Through Play’: Mark Vigeant on His Show ‘Out There’
Bringing the Alaskan Wilderness to Edinburgh, Mark Vigeant sits down with the University Times to discuss surviving as an artist, technology, and using comedy as a mode of communal reflection
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By
Amelia Sikora
The Brozone Layer: Improv She Wrote at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
In Conversation: The National’s Bryan Devendorf Partners with Kevin Carlisle on ‘Pool Season’
The Perfect Summer Read: “Main Characters” by Bobby Palmer
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The University Times culture supplement.
SU Shops and Café Officially Coca-Cola-Free
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Harper Alderson
An Interview with Malachi Drew
Asking the chair of Players several poignant questions
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By
Saskia McDonogh Mooney
‘You Either Laugh or Learn’: Irish Comedian Kat Higgins on Her Debut Show, “In Memory of Me”
The University Times sat down with self-acclaimed “classic Irish comedian”, Kat Higgins, in the final week of her Edinburgh Festival Fringe run to discuss the loss of her brother, Irish cultural references, and the potential of the comic mode
Radius
By
Amelia Sikora
Comment & Analysis
What Ireland’s EU Presidency Means for Students
Ireland is chairing the EU. Your Erasmus grant is on the agenda.
By
Róisín Northcote
Analysis
Walking the Diplomatic Tightrope: The Irish Government’s Prudent Approach to POTUS
President Trump’s Visit to the Republic Next Month Will Likely Be Met with a Containment Strategy by the State
By
Sam Carroll
Opinion Contribution
Left Out: We Must Embrace the Centre
Brendan O'Halloran identifies a tolerance problem among "us leftists", arguing for unity between the left and centre
By
Brendan O’Halloran
Analysis
The Ceuta Humanitarian Crisis Reminds Europe to Own Up to Its Colonialist Past
By
Jules Nati
Opinion Contribution
A Language Everywhere
A Case for Irish-Medium Higher Education
By
Pól Ó hÍomhair
