Wetherspoon’s is a Pub Without Heart or Soul. Don’t Let it Win
The price of a cheap pint is always a temptation, but the spread of Wetherspoon's is a phenomenon that should be resisted at all costs.
Holy Show Magazine is Re-Imagining Storytelling
By turns wildly funny and achingly sensitive, Holy Show – edited by Brendan Mac Evilly – is telling stories in different ways.
‘Let Her Stay’: DCUSU Urges Government to Revoke Student’s Deportation
Students gathered at the Justice Department demanding that the government revoke a deportation order issued to Mehwish Saqib.
Tugann Diyu Wu Cuairt ar Choláiste na Tríonóide
Labhair Diyu Wu faoin taithí a bhí aige agus an scánnán á thaifead aige, agus faoin nGaeilge sa chóras oideachais.
Men’s Basketball Eke Out Win in Thriller With Tech University Dublin
Trinity's basketballers claimed a 73-71 win in their first home game of the National Basketball College Committee Division 2 campaign.
UL President Wrote to RTÉ Offering to Relocate Lyric FM to Campus
Dr Des Fitzgerald said the closure of the Limerick studio was 'pure vandalism'.
Céim Chun Tosaigh don Chomhionannas Inscne, Sáraithe ag Ceisteanna faoin Modh
Tá ceisteanna fós le freagairt faoin bpróiséas inar cheap an Choláiste an leas-propast chomhlach ar son comhionannais, ilchineálachta agus iomchuimsithe.
Brexit Will Damage Scottish Universities, But We’re Fighting Back
The ability of Scottish universities to attract the brightest and best – including Irish students – is under threat, writes Liam McCabe.
Florence’s Renaissance Woman
Plautilla Nelli was a painter working during the Renaissance. She was also a woman, at a time when the combination was almost unheard of.
A Direct Provision Battle With No End in Sight
Students from direct provision centres overcome a number of hurdles to obtain their degrees.