The Pandemic Throws Up Challenges for Third-Level – But Also Opportunities
Higher education institutions and students face a myriad of challenges, but this is also a chance to tear up the rulebook and bring about real reform, writes Seán Defoe.
Hush: The Sandwich Bar You Won’t be Able to Hush Up About
Although indoor dining is curbed under new government restrictions, Hush’s tasty, tongue-in-cheek options can be enjoyed outdoors or to take-away.
The Intervarsity Competition That’s Out for Blood
The student-led initiative will pit 13 of Ireland’s universities and colleges against one another in a competition to see which student population can donate the most blood.
5 of the Best: Al Fresco Dining in Dublin
As public health guidelines continue to dictate restaurant trends, there’s never been a better time to eat Al fresco.
Sinead Gleeson on the Challenge of Capturing Ireland in 100 Stories
Gleeson’s latest anthology is a collection of 100 Irish short stories from the last 150 years, written by a selection of authors that range from the household names to the forgotten talents.
Queen’s Investigates ‘Reckless’ Students Who Danced to ‘Rock the Boat’
Queen’s University Belfast is investigating a video that appears to show its students dancing to “Rock the Boat” without masks or social distancing.
Third-Level’s Future Uncertain After NPHET Recommends Move to Level Five
NPHET tonight recommended that the government place the country under level-five restrictions.
The Pandemic Has Brought the Beauty of Swimming in the Irish Sea to Life
Sea swimming is a marriage of life’s two greatest feelings – being completely freezing and semi-nude, writes Faye Curran.
Editorial
Schols is Elitist, But It’s Unclear How Proposed Changes Will Improve its Accessibility
The Senior Lecturer brought proposed changes to Schols exams to University Council in February.
Editorial
The Hist Has Allowed Itself to be Bullied Into Turning on Free Speech
Last Sunday, the Hist revoked an invitation to Richard Dawkins to speak to the society.