History Department Drops Name Requirement from Cover Sheet
History students' work will now be marked anonymously to promote equality and transparency
College Counselling Criticised for “Cruel” Wait Times, Too Few Counsellors and Lack of Diversity Within Staff
A TCDSU report regarding the College Counselling Service revealed that wait times have almost doubled since 2017, that there is no dedicated off-campus counsellor, and that all College Counselling staff members are white.
A Love Letter To The National Gallery
Ella Hussey discusses the sense of home and comfort that the National Gallery brings.
How Dublin’s Newest Tailoring Venture is Providing a Hub of Style and Craftsmanship
Stevie Blake, owner of Temple Bar’s newest addition, Monto & Perri, encourages consumers to prioritise “Quality over Quantity, always. Not just at Christmas.”
Inside Dublin’s First Independent Fashion Weekend
A glimpse into a weekend championing sustainability, Irish designers and artists
A Tale of Two Cities: Comparing the Dublin and Bologna Music Scene
Erasmus student Lucia Orsi contrasts her experience with the vibrant Bologna music scene to Dublin
Review of the Dublin Independent Film Festival
Sarah Murnane discusses her top three picks from Dublin Independent Film Festival
Is Father Ted a Christmas Show?
Rachel Heaney takes a trip down memory lane to assess the festive relevance of an Irish Christmas classic
The RTÉ Scandal in Context: Why Are There No Quality Irish Shows?
Sarah Murnane explores the recent RTÉ scandal and the broadcaster's lacklustre output
‘Weihnachtsheimweh’: Home Away From Home
Ella Parry explores how she reconnects to her home country during the Christmas period.